The answer is *B. They thrive on a lack of facts*.
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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: C."I've always loved the patriotic song 'You're a Grand Old Flag,'" John said. The sentence that does not contain any punctuation errors is this <span>C."I've always loved the patriotic song 'You're a Grand Old Flag,'" John said.</span>
A good way to intensify meaning in the conclusion of a speech is to use an example.
Giving the audience an example helps the audience remember the importance of what you are saying and can help intensify the meaning. While a long story might capture the audience's attention, it would be something that would serve better in another part of the speech. A conclusion should not include any new information and should simply summarize what you have already said. It may also call your audience to action.