Question

think about a particularly effective speech youve read or listened to. what did you notice about the speech? check all that apply. the topic was important to the speaker. the speech contained strong language. the most important idea was explained clearly. the speech was about a topic that is important to me. the speaker used many details to support the most important idea.

Explanation:

This is a question about analyzing effective speeches, which relates to communication and speech analysis, falling under Media and Communication (a subfield of Social Science). The options are about the qualities of an effective speech. Typically, effective speeches often have the topic important to the speaker (as passion shows), clear explanation of main ideas, use of details to support, and can also be relevant to the audience (topic important to me) or use strong language for impact. So all these options can apply depending on the speech, but common effective speech elements include clear main idea, speaker's investment (topic important to speaker), detailed support, and sometimes strong language or personal relevance.

Answer:

• The topic was important to the speaker.
• The speech contained strong language.
• The most important idea was explained clearly.
• The speech was about a topic that is important to me.
• The speaker used many details to support the most important idea.