Quotations are less effective in an introduction if:
A) The speaker does not explain how/why the quotation relates to the topic
B) The speaker does not imitate the original source of the quotation
C) The audience knows the quotation
D) The audience knows the source of the quotation

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Quotations can be powerful tools in introductions, but they need to be effectively related to the topic being discussed. If the speaker does not explain how/why the quotation relates to the topic, it can be confusing or irrelevant to the audience.

Quotations Are Less Effective in an Introduction If