Which of the following guidelines would not be helpful when evaluating a speech?

Did the speaker introduce the topic clearly?
Did the speaker use verbal strategies, nonverbal strategies, and rhetorical language to reinforce the information?
Did the speaker pick the topic, or was the topic assigned?
Did the speaker support each main idea with appropriate details?

Question

Which of the following guidelines would not be helpful when evaluating a speech?
 	
	Did the speaker introduce the topic clearly?
	Did the speaker use verbal strategies, nonverbal strategies, and rhetorical language to reinforce the information?
	Did the speaker pick the topic, or was the topic assigned?
	Did the speaker support each main idea with appropriate details?

anonymous · Answer

Which do you think?

anonymous · Answer

i think the last one, but im not sure..

anonymous · Answer

That is an important part of a speech. It is helpful to evaluate that part.
Think--which would have the least effect on whether the speech was effective or not?
It is necessary to introduce a topic clearly to have a good speech.
It is necessary to use verbal, nonverbal, and rhetoric strategies to have a good speech.
Whether or not the topic was assigned makes no difference in whether a speech is good or not.
Supporting the main ideas is necessary to have a good speech.
C is right.