5. what organizational structure did eleanor use for her speech?\na. background, conclusion, and debate\nb…

5. what organizational structure did eleanor use for her speech?\na. background, conclusion, and debate\nb. introduction, achievements, and impact\nc. introduction, conclusion, and question\nd. quote, discussion, and summary
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Brief Explanations:
To determine the correct organizational structure for a speech, we analyze typical speech structures. A logical speech structure often includes an introduction (to set the topic), a section on achievements (content of the speech), and impact (to show significance). Option b (Introduction, achievements, and impact) fits this logical flow for a speech about a subject (like Eleanor's speech context, likely about her or a related topic), while other options have less coherent or non - standard structures (e.g., a has "debate" which is not typical, c has "question" which is odd, d has "quote" as a start which is not a standard main structural part).
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b. Introduction, achievements, and impact