Question

According to your textbook, when citing sources during a speech, a speaker should usually identify the

Answer 1

Answer:

When citing sources during a speech, a speaker should identify the ;book, magazine, newspaper, or web document being cited. The speaker should also identify the author or sponsoring organization responsible for the document as well as the qualifications of the author concerning the topic.

Explanation:

Citing sources during a speech is an oral citation. this means that the speaker is giving a verbal reference to the original source in the speech. The speaker has to include some important information when making this reference. This information above, when provided by the speaker, will support the speakers argument in that speech.

These information like the the title of the work being talked about, the author of the work, and the qualifications of the author concerning the topic should be identified by the speaker.