Which of the following statements about developing an effective, audience-focused thesis statement is false?
a.
Be sure to use specific, concrete terms that clearly establish the focus of your speech.
b.
When the audience hears the thesis, it should be clear that the least important goal of your speech is to inform the audience about your topic.
c.
You should attempt to create a clear, focused thesis statement that stands out and could be repeated by every member of your audience.
d.
You should always remember that the audience is the reason for presenting a public speech.

Question

Which of the following statements about developing an effective, audience-focused thesis statement is false?
a.
Be sure to use specific, concrete terms that clearly establish the focus of your speech.
b.
When the audience hears the thesis, it should be clear that the least important goal of your speech is to inform the audience about your topic.
c.
You should attempt to create a clear, focused thesis statement that stands out and could be repeated by every member of your audience.
d.
You should always remember that the audience is the reason for presenting a public speech.

otherworldly · Answer

um i think the obvious answer is B because making ur topic clear is one of the most important points in making a thesis

animalover02 · Answer

The correct  answer is B <---- please medal if helped! thanks:)