Announcing to your audience verbally and nonverbally that you have reached the conclusion of your speech is known as:
A) Attention getter
B) Clincher statement
C) Wrap-up signal
D) Enumerated preview

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A wrap-up signal is used to indicate the end of the speech and ensure that the audience does not miss the conclusion. It can be done verbally, through phrases like “in conclusion” or nonverbally, through cues like slowing down or going back to the podium. A clincher statement is a powerful ending statement that is intended to leave a lasting impression on the audience. An attention getter is a statement or device intended to capture the audience’s attention at the beginning of the speech. An enumerated preview is a preview of the main points or topics that will be covered in the speech, usually given at the beginning.

Announcing to Your Audience Verbally and Nonverbally That You Have