When developing an informative speech topic, it is not strictly necessary to __________.
A) choose a topic that merits the audience's attention
B) take into account the audience's level of knowledge
C) narrow the topic sufficiently to be fully developed in the allotted time
D) determine the action an audience will take after you conclude

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While it is important to consider the potential impact and action an audience may take after listening to your informative speech, it is not strictly necessary in developing the topic itself. The other options listed - choosing a topic that merits the audience's attention, taking into account their level of knowledge, and narrowing the topic sufficiently - are all crucial components of developing an effective informative speech topic.

When Developing an Informative Speech Topic, It Is Not Strictly