Reminders such as "Louder," "Gesture," "Slow down," written on the delivery outline in a different color of ink are known as _____.
A) signposts
B) delivery cues
C) nonverbal transitions
D) delivery procedures

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These reminders written on the delivery outline in a different color of ink are known as delivery cues, as they serve as a prompt for the speaker to adjust their delivery in a particular way. Signposts refer to words or phrases that signal a shift in topic or direction in the speech. Nonverbal transitions refer to the use of body language or physical movements to signal a change in topic or direction. Delivery procedures are a broader category that could include all aspects of the speaker's delivery, while delivery cues refer specifically to written prompts on the outline.

Reminders Such as "Louder," "Gesture," "Slow Down," Written on the Delivery