Drag each label to the correct location. Each label can be used more than once.Ryan is writing a speech about the importance of spending time outdoors. He will deliver the speech to the principal of his school. Ryan's teacher also wants him to share his speech with a group of elementary students to encourage them to spend more time outdoors as well. Determine which text would be best for each audience.principalelementary school students

If a speech addressed the importance of adopting a school-wide recycling program, its purpose would be _____.to informto entertainto suit the occasionto persuade

Giving an effective speech means selecting a topic that is right for the _____________ as well as yourself. Multiple Choiceaudiencespeakerexperienceinterests

From the lessons that you read, synthesize your learning in 5-7 sentences by stating the importance of vocal elements in public speaking.

Activity 1: Facts & OpinionsActivity Time: 10 minutesObjectives: The goal of this activity is to give students the skill to differentiate between factual andopinionated statements.Suggested Materials: Stationery supplies (colored pencils, markers) and paper for the printout of thistemplate.Activity Description: Write “F” on the line in front of each factual statement and “O” on the line in frontof each opinionated statement1. Harry S. Truman was the president of the United States.2. Truman was one of the best presidents the United States has had.3. Movies are generally more interesting than books.4. The unemployment rate in the U.S. today is higher than it was in 1935.5. Non-poisonous snakes make delightful pets.6. Businesses set outrageously high prices on their products.7. Time is a better magazine than Newsweek.8. Junior college is a better place to attend school for the first two yearsthanauniversity or a 4-year college.9. In Arizona, smoking in public places is against the law.10. Nicotine makes the heart beat faster.

Which example best illustrates the importance of public speaking in professional life?AA CEO delivering a poorly prepared speechBAn employee sharing ideas in a team meetingCA business presentation to win over investors