Question

select all that apply. what two things should you do when including statistics in a speech? wait until after the speech to identify the source of statistics. include statistics only when they are needed. use statistics that are exact rather than rounded. make sure the statistics included are easy to grasp. assume that the statistics you find are representative.

Explanation:

In a speech, using only necessary statistics keeps it concise. Representative statistics ensure validity. Identifying sources during speech is better for clarity. Exact - not rounded - isn't always crucial, and ease - of - grasp isn't guaranteed without proper explanation.

Answer:

• B. Include statistics only when they are needed.
• E. Assume that the statistics you find are representative.