16. which of the following is an effective structure for an oral report?\nhook, introduction…
16. which of the following is an effective structure for an oral report?\nhook, introduction, body\nclincher, body, hook\nhook, body, clincher\nbody, conclusion, clincher
Answer
Brief Explanations:
An oral report typically starts with a hook to engage the audience. Then comes the body with the main content. Finally, a clincher (a strong closing statement) is used. The hook - body - clincher structure is effective. The other options have incorrect orders. For example, starting with a clincher (which is a closing element) or having an incorrect sequence like body - conclusion - clincher (the hook is missing at the start).
Answer:
hook, body, clincher