Question

Sarah is preparing her speech, “Defining the Constitution”. Her topic has many parts and she wants to focus on some more than others. After her introduction, how should Sarah begin her speech? a. with an example b. with the most complex c. with something useful d. with the most simple

Answer 1

Answer: d. with the most simple

Sarah should follow her introduction with the presentation of the most simple concept. This is effective because Sarah has already presented an introduction as a way to begin the presentation. Therefore, she should not focus on introductory information anymore and should instead begin discussing the important elements of the speech. However, she should start with the most simple one in order not to overwhelm the listeners and as a way of building up to the most complex ideas.