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Supporting materials in impromptu speeches should include all of the following except:

A. Articles you have read and remember
B. Movies you have seen
C. Statistics from scholarly articles in the library database that you don't have memorized
D. Books you have read
E. Theories you have learned in class and elsewhere

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Final answer:

Impromptu speech supporting materials should include a mix of examples, statistics, and other content, except for non-memorized statistics from scholarly articles.


Explanation:

Supporting materials in impromptu speeches should include a variety of content such as articles, books, movies, statistics, and theories. However, when considering what to include, statistics from scholarly articles in the library database that are not memorized are unnecessary for an impromptu speech as they can't be recalled on the spot.


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