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A) avoid using such phrases as "To sum it all up" and "In conclusion."
B) wrap up as quickly as possible.
C) keep it simple with a statement such as, "Well, I guess that's it."
D) make sure your concluding remarks are memorable and expressed in a tone that is appropriate to the situation.
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A) memos.
B) reports.
C) email messages.
D) letters.
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A) you can assume your audience is already interested.
B) speak as quickly as you possibly can.
C) organize your presentation as you would a brief written message.
D) limit yourself to four or five main points.
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A) write the introduction.
B) decide on the delivery style.
C) define the main idea.
D) develop an outline.
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A) you can leave out all transitions.
B) you should keep each item to two- to three-word descriptions of what you will say.
C) this is not the place to include "stage directions."
D) it can include delivery cues, such as where you plan to pause for emphasis or use visuals.
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A) discuss the three or four main points on your outline.
B) establish credibility.
C) boast about your qualifications.
D) ask for audience input.
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A) find out whether the venue offers a projection system that you will be expected to use.
B) always request a whiteboard, even if you aren't sure you will need it.
C) not worry about seating arrangements-they have no effect on how you deliver your remarks.
D) do all of the above.
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A) a good transition between major sections of a speech.
B) a transition that fails to use the proper transitional phrase.
C) a transition that can link two sentences, but not two sections of speech.
D) a transition that is overly specific and promises too much.
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