In the website article, "improve your public speaking: openers and closers," which type of introduction does mrs. bjorseth use? since speaking in front of people is the number one fear, i'd like to share information on the two most vital presentation parts: the opening and the closing. those are the most remembered parts whether you are presenting at an in-house meeting, an "after-meal" talk or a conference workshop. a. anecdoteb. quotationc. statisticd. humor

C). Statistic.

Explanation:

The type of introduction used by Mrs. Bjorseth exemplify 'statistic introduction' as she presents the information(data) in a very systematic and collective manner which are based on her measurements or observations that she has gathered/collected. The other options are incorrect as there is no demonstration of an anecdote, quotation, or humor in the website article's introduction. It rather presents the data in a very objective, measurable and analytical tone as reflected by her use of language 'I'd like to...on two most...vital.. parts..opening..closing', 'most important part..whether..in..in-house meeting', 'after-meal talk'. Thus, option C is the correct answer.

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i believe that the correct answer is (d) the struggle between tradition and change.

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