To arouse interest at the start of a speech, whether it's serious or light,
A. always start things off with a joke.
B. do something dramatic.
C. tease the audience by not mentioning specifically what you'll be talking about.
D. appeal to the audience by connecting the topic of the speech to their personal interests.

According to "introduction to cultural rebellion: mid-twentieth-century voices," which best states a key motivating factor for postwar american authors in a variety of genres? an agreement with mainstream political and social values an indifference to mainstream political and social values a global expansion of mainstream political and social values a disagreement with mainstream political and social values