Question

multiple choice question
if you use the views or ideas of others in a speech, you should verbally acknowledge:
o all sources whether you quote or paraphrase them
o all sources you looked at, whether you actually used them in the speech or not
o only the sources of the views or ideas taken from journal articles
o only the sources of the views or ideas that you quote directly

Explanation:

In academic and ethical communication, when using the views or ideas of others in a speech, whether through direct - quoting or paraphrasing, proper citation requires acknowledging all such sources to avoid plagiarism. Looking at a source doesn't mean it needs to be acknowledged if it wasn't used, and limiting acknowledgment to just journal articles or direct quotes is too narrow.

Answer:

A. all sources whether you quote or paraphrase them