After you clearly introduce your topic and specific purpose during the introduction, you should immediately follow with
A) the reason why you chose the topic.
B) a preview of your main points.
C) an outline printed on paper that you distribute to the class.
D) nothing; your introduction is complete.

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Following the introduction of your topic and purpose, it is important to provide a preview of the main points you will be discussing in your speech. This helps to clarify the organization of your speech and gives the audience a clear idea of what to expect. Choosing option A may be relevant in some contexts, but it is not a necessary follow-up to the introduction. Option C is unnecessary and distracts the audience from the speaker, and option D leaves the audience confused about the structure of the speech.

After You Clearly Introduce Your Topic and Specific Purpose During