If you are giving an informative speech to deepen your audience's knowledge of a familiar topic, you should do all of the following except

A.) do research on the topic, even if you are very familiar with it.

B.) thoroughly review the familiar information in your speech before moving on to the new material.

C.) always offer new material.

D.) avoid overused topics that may not readily yield new information.

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Lilah

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30 September, 04:07

If you are giving an informative speech to deepen your audience's knowledge of a familiar topic, you should do all of the following except

A.) do research on the topic, even if you are very familiar with it.

B.) thoroughly review the familiar information in your speech before moving on to the new material.

C.) always offer new material.

D.) avoid overused topics that may not readily yield new information.

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Maxim · Answer 1

Always offer new material.

Dane Matthews · Answer 2

I would have to say B.) thoroughly review the familiar information in your speech before moving on to the new material. You are trying to deepen their knowledge on a topic they are already familiar with.