The correct answer is A) with something familiar to the audience about the topic.
Suzanne’s World History teacher has assigned her to write a speech about Winston Churchill and his importance during World War II. The best way to begin her speech would be with something familiar to the audience about the topic.
When you are about to write a speech about a prominent political figure as Winston Churchill was, it is recommended that you grab your audience attention from the very beginning. Knowing that not everybody could be familiar with the character at hand, you first must establish a common background for all the people to follow you. So research the most important fact, quote, the passage in the history of Churchill, and from there, you develop your message.
