When a speech does not fit a typical pattern, the speaker may arrange the material into a series of appropriate topics. This is known as ______ order.
A) topical
B) numeric
C) chronological
D) rational

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Topical order is most appropriate when a speech does not fit into a typical pattern, as it allows the speaker to organize the material into a series of related topics. Numeric order involves numbering the material, chronological order involves arranging it by time or sequence, and rational order involves organizing it according to cause and effect or problem and solution.

When a Speech Does Not Fit a Typical Pattern, the Speaker