The answer is False. <span>To keep your audience interested in your speech, you should do the ff techniques :
</span><span>1. Talk about something your audience is interested in
</span><span>2. Tell them why they should listen
</span><span>3. Don’t make it too easy or too hard
</span><span>4. “Change grabs attention”
</span><span>5. Tell stories
</span><span>6. Have frequent breaks
</span><span>7. Make it short</span>
The answer to your question is a
The correct statements about financial literacy from the given options are as follows:
- Financial literacy is the knowledge about money and what you do with money.
- Financial literacy includes information about income, banking, loans, career, credit, and consumer rights.
- One reason to become financially literate is to save you money.
- One reason to become financially literate is to help you make smart financial decisions.
The only option that isn’t included is: <em>One reason to become financially literate is to make you rich</em>. Though knowledge about financial literacy can help you in managing your finances, you would need great amount of knowledge about other fields to be able to become rich - not just financial literacy.
Newspapers are irrelevant now, magazines will get you much more viewers.
I guess the best option is letter D.
In 1972, Gordon Bell formulated Bell's Law, which states a new computer class forms roughly each decade establishing a new industry.
