Sheena's informative speech was on the life of marie curie. she covered curie's early life and marriage, her scientific achievements despite the prejudice against her as a woman, and finally, the importance of curie's discoveries on modern life. she concluded her introduction by previewing all the main points, then used an internal summary and internal preview as a transition to each of the main ideas. in her conclusion, she summarized main ideas, emphasizing the importance of marie curie's life.
what strategy to enhance audience recall was sheena using?
a. pacing the information flow.
b. reinforcing the main ideas nonverbally.
c. telling a suspenseful story.
d. building in redundancy.

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