Question

what should be avoided in a thesis statement for an informative speech? group of answer choices the speaker's opinion or any sort of value statement keeping the audience guessing about your viewpoints, opinions, or biases any type of statistic or fact making the thesis statement a clear, declarative statement, that sums up what the speech will be about

Answer 1

The answer is: the speaker's opinion or any sort of value statement.

In an informative speech, the thesis statement should be a clear and concise statement that outlines the topic and main points of the speech. It should avoid any personal opinions or biases, as the goal of an informative speech is to provide objective information to the audience.