When designing your speech, consider the following: $($select all that apply$)$

a$)$ If you have a topic that most people don't know much about, use a comparative advantages organizational pattern.

b$)$ The motivated$-$sequence pattern of organization works well for audiences with different attitudes.

c$)$ The truth$-$fiction organizational pattern is the most common organizational pattern for persuasion speeches.

d$)$ If your audience already leans toward your idea, you can use the statement of reasons pattern of organization.