Question

question 2 2 pts supporting materials in impromptu speeches should include all of the following except: books you have read articles you have read and remember theories you have learned in class and elsewhere statistics from scholarly articles in the library database that you dont have memorized movies you have seen

Explanation:

In impromptu speeches, supporting materials should be ones you can recall and use on the spot. Statistics from scholarly articles in the library database that you don't have memorized can't be used as supporting material in an impromptu speech because you need to be able to present the information without prior preparation or access to the database. The other options (books read, articles remembered, theories learned, movies seen) are things you can recall and use in an impromptu setting.

Answer:

D. Statistics from scholarly articles in the library database that you don't have memorized