(True/False) In your speaking outline, include just enough information to remind you of your points. TrueFalse

True. In an outline for a speech or other oratory exercise, the information should be short and concise and not too convoluted, only the biggest ideas or concepts; the speaker must maintain an air of casualty, and in order to establish a rhythm that is not bogged down by monotomy, they also must not read the entirety of their speech as dictated in a poorly-written outline.

We don’t know the parts of the story you’re talking about and don’t know what even happens in the story, so we can’t you. try being more specific when you ask for .