Question

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which two descriptions apply to internal previews?

□ they work just like a preview statement in a speech introduction but in the body of the speech.
□ they are shorter than a transition phrase and are thus less intrusive.
□ they summarize the information the speaker just finished discussing.
□ they let the audience know with some detail what the speaker will discuss next.

Explanation:

Internal previews are signposts in a speech body that preview upcoming content, similar to introductory previews but placed mid-speech, and they detail what the speaker will cover next. They are longer than transition phrases, and summarizing completed content is the role of internal summaries, not previews.

Answer:

• They work just like a preview statement in a speech introduction but in the body of the speech.
• They let the audience know with some detail what the speaker will discuss next.