6. Which of the following is not something you would do when gathering information for your speech?

A. Research a narrower topic.

B. Organize all the information on note cards.

C. Categorize each source based on the information it can provide.

D. Start by researching a broad topic.

D. Start by researching a broad topic.

Explanation:

To make a speech, you should research a narrower topic, this will help you master the subject and give you confidence to argue with more knowledge. If you choose a very broad topic, you may be able to, but the chance of you getting confused is great. This can make you nervous about the topic.

In addition, it is very important that you organize all the sources of your research, quote them when you use them, and you should also take care of organizing your notes so that you can consult...

Step 4: Gather Information for Your Speech

Regardless of the purpose of your speech and the topic you have selected, you will probably need to do some research. This step can be overwhelming if you do not know where to begin.

If you have chosen a topic you are familiar with, write down some notes about what you already know so you can decide what you still need to research.

However, if an unfamiliar topic has been assigned to you, begin with some general research about the topic. Then you will be able to determine what specific information you may still need for your speech.

Take the following steps to help you with your research:

Identify sources such as the Internet, books, magazine and newspaper articles, radio shows, and interviews with experts. Keep in mind that some resources and websites are more trustworthy than others.

Research your broader topics first, and then research your narrower topic. For example, you may want to look up “gardening” first and then look for specifics such as “gardening in the desert,” “growing flowers,” or “indoor gardening.”

Categorize your sources by the type of content or information they offer. For example, one website may offer a lot of examples, while another gives a good overview to help you with your introduction. This will help you organize your notes, which is the next step in preparing a speech.

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explanation:

answer: b (host)

viruses use the cells of living organisms to reproduce. the cell which is used by virus is called as "host cell". it is a living cell in which virus multiplies, example bacteria, plant or an animal cell.

in this, the virus is a parasite, which uses host cell for its benefit (reproduction) by using the cell machinary of host cell.