When used to introduce your speech, a good story or anecdote

a. must come across as unbelievable.

c. must make the audience laugh.

b. need not relate to your message if it is entertaining.

d. should not be made up unless you are offering a hypothetical example.

e. should take at least a few minutes to tell.?

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Luna Gray

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26 June, 05:05

When used to introduce your speech, a good story or anecdote

a. must come across as unbelievable.

c. must make the audience laugh.

b. need not relate to your message if it is entertaining.

d. should not be made up unless you are offering a hypothetical example.

e. should take at least a few minutes to tell.?

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Lillie Fitzpatrick · Answer 1

The correct options is "d. should not be made up unless you are offering a hypothetical example. "

It's a smart thought to abstain from making up a story to open your discourse except if you take note of that you are offering a hypothetical example. It is likewise vital that your story be convincing, identify with your message, and take up a proper measure of time.

so other options, "must come across as unbelievable," "need not relate to your message if it is entertaining," and "should take at least a few minutes to tell" are all incorrect.

"Must make the audience laugh" is also incorrect in light of the fact that a story require not be diverting to be successful in the introduction.