This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to make a clear and thorough speech
Be clear on the requirements.
Make sure you know what form the project should take, what it needs to include, and exactly what your teacher will be grading it on.
Choose a topic that interests you.

Possible answers:
- Also one on which you can find enough information. For example, it will be easier to find out about houses in ancient greece than how the ancient greeks felt about bugs.
- Think what courses you'll take, how long they'll last, and what research you'll need to do outside of that subject. Don't keep the notes for a wikipedia page, just don't feel like you can't remember a thing.
- Keep your outlines on hand in case anything breaks down on the topic. Provide a clear outline that explains the scope of the project.
- If the subject is science, choose a topic that may be discussed in a class meeting. A big part of making clear what the material is is, and what it means, is to make it specific in the opinion of your classmates.
The answer is:
Also one on which you can find enough information. For example, it will be easier to find out about houses in ancient greece than how the ancient greeks felt about bugs.