Author Question: For a six-minute speech, the recommended number of visuals would be four. The maximum number of ... (Read 366 times)

misspop · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

For a six-minute speech, the recommended number of visuals would be four. The maximum number of visuals for any given speech is determined by the formula

A) The rule of four to six.
B) The length of any given speech divided in half plus one.
C) The square root of the speech length plus 1.5
D) There is no formula. This is a best guess.

Question 2

A speaker supports a point by saying, Relationships require the same care you give a garden. When the plants are dry you must water them. You must fertilize them if they are to grow. And you must prune or spray at the first sign of disease, lest it spread and kill the whole plant. This is an example of

A) An illustration
B) A literal comparison
C) A figurative comparison.
D) An explanation.