If this is a true or false question, I believe the answer is false. The people are called Romans because of Romulus, not because of Aeneas and Turnus. Romulus and Remus were two brothers who were raised by a wolf and created the beautiful city of Rome. The two of them fought and Romulus killed Remus, so it's based on his name that Rome got its name, and thus Romans were named after the city.
If the speaker doesn’t know what her or his topic is and cannot convey that topic to the audience, then we’ve got really big problems! Robert Cavett, the founder of the National Speaker’s Association, used the analogy of a preacher giving a sermon when he noted
