When citing your sources orally in a speech,you should
A)say "quote,unquote."
B)make quote signs with your fingers.
C)state briefly the author,title,and date.
D)give the full Internet address.

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When citing sources orally in a speech, it is best to state briefly the author, title, and date. This provides enough information for the audience to know the source, but doesn't interrupt the flow of the speech. Using "quote, unquote" or making quote signs with fingers may be confusing and distracting for the audience. Giving the full internet address is also unnecessary and can be time-consuming.

When Citing Your Sources Orally in a Speech,you Should