Context is a public speaking constraint because:
A)appropriate topics are different in one location than in another location.
B)only certain locations can accommodate reporters and television cameras.
C)opening remarks are audience-friendly if they include reference to the location.
D)speakers must take steps to make sure they will not be quoted out of context.
E)speakers should attempt to groom and dress themselves to conform to the location.

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The appropriateness of topics can vary depending on the location and the audience present. A speech that may be well received in one location may be inappropriate or insensitive in another location, making context a crucial public speaking constraint.

Context Is a Public Speaking Constraint Because