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Analyzing Central Ideas in a Historical Speech

Question 13 • FL-1001345-English 2 B-CR

Which best describes the difference between explicit and implicit central ideas in speeches?

Answer
A
An explicit central idea is clearly stated while an implicit central idea is expressed indirectly.
B
An explicit central idea is given by the speaker while an implicit central idea is determined by the audience.
C
An explicit central idea is supported by facts while an implicit central idea revolves around the speaker's opinion.
D
An explicit central idea is an element of public speaking while an implicit central idea is an element of written communication.

Explanation

An explicit central idea is stated directly in the speech, so the audience can identify it in the speaker’s words. An implicit central idea is not stated outright; listeners infer it from the speech’s details and overall message. Therefore, choice A correctly describes the difference.

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