What is the difference between having your point of view influence your informative

speech and being biased?

Everyone has a point of view, but your biases are unique.

It is easier for audiences to recognize your point of view but harder for them to

notice biases.

Your point of view does not have to have an impact on the information you

provide, while biases always have an impact.

A point of view is passively developed through your experiences and

understanding, while bias involves actively seeking information that favors your

perspective over others. Correct

Question $46(2$ points$)$

Anaka includes in her elevator speech the following statement, "I am four feet, eight

inches tall and $27$ years old, and nobody wants to sell me a little black evening dress

because they only produce dresses in my size for children." Given the nature of its

content, which is part of her elevator speech is this statement most likely to be$?$

The example

The introduction

The hook

The call for action