question 79 (1 point)\nwhich advantage is associated with speaking from an outline?\n○ involves the audience…

question 79 (1 point)\nwhich advantage is associated with speaking from an outline?\n○ involves the audience in the speech\n○ allows for adaptation during the speech\n○ requires little or no practice beforehand\n○ conveys a more formal delivery style

question 79 (1 point)\nwhich advantage is associated with speaking from an outline?\n○ involves the audience in the speech\n○ allows for adaptation during the speech\n○ requires little or no practice beforehand\n○ conveys a more formal delivery style

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • "involves the audience in the speech": Outlines don't directly involve the audience; this is not an advantage of using an outline.
  • "allows for adaptation during the speech": Speaking from an outline (as opposed to a manuscript) allows the speaker to adapt to the audience's reactions or new thoughts, as the outline provides structure but not a rigid script.
  • "requires little or no practice beforehand": Outlines still require practice to deliver smoothly; this is incorrect.
  • "conveys a more formal delivery style": Manuscript speaking is more formal; outlines are more conversational - style. So the correct advantage is allowing adaptation.

Answer:

B. allows for adaptation during the speech