Transitions are used in speeches for the purpose of:
A)accommodating the needs of an uninformed or uneducated audience.
B)clarifying the meanings of unfamiliar terms,concepts,and processes.
C)demonstrating the knowledge,credibility and skill of the speaker.
D)helping listeners understand how points are related to each other.
E)sustaining the attention of an audience that might be uninterested.

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Transitions are used to help listeners follow the flow of a speech and understand how different points are related to each other. This improves the overall coherence and clarity of the speech. Transitions do not necessarily accommodate the needs of an uninformed or uneducated audience, clarify unfamiliar terms, concepts, and processes or sustain the attention of an uninterested audience, although they may indirectly contribute to these goals. While transitions may demonstrate the speaker's knowledge, credibility, and skill, this is not their primary purpose.

Transitions Are Used in Speeches for the Purpose Of