Question

question 5 (20 points)
what is the goal of the clincher in a speech?
to briefly summarize the main points of the speech
to leave a lasting impression in the listeners minds
to help the audience anticipate what comes next
to reinforce the speakers credentials

Explanation:

A clincher in a speech is the closing statement. Its main goal is to make a strong, memorable ending, leaving a lasting impression on the listeners. It's not for summarizing main points (that's a summary), anticipating what's next (as the speech is ending), or reinforcing credentials.

Answer:

to leave a lasting impression in the listeners' minds