Creating a reason for your audience to want to listen and learn from your speech is known as ____________.

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Eliciting information hunger means creating a reason for the audience to want to listen and learn from the speech. Making a thesis statement, announcing a specific purpose, and stating a central idea are all important parts of a speech but do not necessarily create a reason for the audience to want to listen and learn.

Creating a Reason for Your Audience to Want to Listen