Question

multiple choice question
when using statistics in a speech, a speaker should ensure which of the following?
o that the statistics are representative of what they claim to measure
o that large numbers are never used
o that the statistics include decimal points to the hundredth place
o that the statistics are used for each major idea being presented

Explanation:

In a speech, using representative statistics ensures accuracy and credibility. Large - number use isn't always bad, not using numbers is impractical, decimal - point precision isn't a must, and using stats for every major idea isn't necessary.

Answer:

that the statistics are representative of what they claim to measure