A spatial speech pattern:
A)allows a speaker to use evidence and reasoning in a reverse order.
B)delivers the most important ideas in the beginning of the speech.
C)makes sure that each of the main points is about the same length.
D)organizes main points according to how they exist in physical space.
E)presents two or more events that occur or occurred simultaneously.

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A spatial speech pattern organizes main points according to how they exist in physical space. For example, a speaker could discuss the different aspects of a city by moving from one part of the city to another, using physical space as a framework for the speech. This type of organization can be particularly effective when discussing geographic locations or when using visual aids to support the speech.

A Spatial Speech Pattern