Question

Sarah has decided to write a speech about her favorite animals, dogs. The purpose of the speech will be to teach her audience how to train a dog. Sarah decides she doesn’t know enough about dog training to explain to people how to train dogs, so she decides to stick to her dog training topic but to change to a topical organizational style. Which topic should she choose for her speech?

Answer 1

I would say A)...

The topic of three styles of dog training can be broken down into many sub-categories. A topical pattern of organization organizes the information into subtopics.

Answer 2

The topic that Sarah should choose for her speech is "the three styles of dog training"

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is not complete since it does not provide the options to answer, here are the options:

A. the three styles of dog training

B. the importance of training your dog

C. the best way to train a show dog

D. the Dog Whisperer, Caesar Milán

A topical organizational style is the one that presents the information going from one general main topic and split it into sub themes or sections to give the complete information if Sarah wants to stick to her idea of writing about how to train a dog and she wants to do it in organization style the best option is to talk about styles of training as subthemes.