While developing a speech, a speaker will create both __________.

A working outline allows you to __________.

Which of the following outlines is most appropriate when the speaker is so familiar with the speech that a glance at a few words associated with each point will serve as a reminder of exactly what to say?

Why is it so important to select the appropriate outline format?

Which of the following outlines allows greater freedom of movement and eye contact during the speech?

When precise wording is necessary, especially when presenting a speech on a highly controversial topic, a __________ outline is recommended.

Which of the following outlines would be least helpful to a speaker who has forgotten what she plans to say next during a speech?

When developing a working outline, it is recommended that you do which of the following?

Where do you place the main points of the speech when preparing a working outline?

In the process of outlining your speech, when do you begin keeping track of where you need to credit a source?

The final step in the outline process, __________, communicates the essence of the speech and will invite the audience to listen.

What are transitions, pauses, vocal changes, and presentation aids examples of?

Which kind of outline is least conspicuous to the audience?

What reminders must you always clearly indicate on your speaking outline?

You can use delivery cues for speech elements such as __________.