If you delivered an already famous address of the British orator Edmund Burke,you would be practicing the art of
A)declamation.
B)interpretation.
C)oration.
D)elocution.

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Declamation refers to the act of giving a speech that has already been delivered by someone else. In this case, delivering the address of Edmund Burke would be an example of declamation. Interpretation refers to analyzing and explaining the meaning of a speech, oration refers to the act of delivering a formal speech, and elocution refers to the manner of speaking or reading aloud.

If You Delivered an Already Famous Address of the British