Cause-and-effect speeches lend themselves well to ______.
A) informative and persuasive speeches
B) informative speeches and speeches on topics related to location
C) speeches on topics related to location and time
D) persuasive speeches and speeches on topics related to time

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Cause-and-effect speeches are a type of informative speech that aims to explain the relationship between a cause and its effects, or the effects that might arise from a particular cause. They can also be persuasive in nature as the speaker may try to convince the audience that a particular cause is having a specific effect on a situation. Therefore, cause-and-effect speeches lend themselves well to both informative and persuasive speeches. Choice B, C, and D do not accurately reflect the range of speech types that cause-and-effect speeches can be used for.

Cause-And-Effect Speeches Lend Themselves Well to ______