Your speaking outline:
A)allows you to read your carefully worded message.
B)eliminates any need to practice or rehearse the speech.
C)includes less detail than your full-sentence outline.
D)increases the danger that you will forget something.
E)is your full outline transferred onto a set of notecards.

Question

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A speaking outline is meant to be a condensed version of your full-sentence outline, including only the main points and key details. It is not meant as a script to read from, but rather as a tool to help you remember the flow of your presentation. It is also more practical to use notecards rather than a full written outline during a speech. Therefore, option A, B, D, and E are incorrect.

Your Speaking Outline