2-28. What is the purpose of the quote- summary method of reporting speeches? 1. To give the reader the feeling of the speech 2. To make sure all pertinent information  is  included 3. To standardize reporting throughout  the  industry 4. To minimize the number of times attribution is necessary 2-29. Where is the natural placement for attribution of a direct quote? 1. At the beginning of the quote 2. In the middle of the quote 3. At the end of the quote 4. Anywhere within the same paragraph  as  the  quote 2-30. What is the best way to express attribution in a speech story? 1. By using the verb “said” alone  in  most  quotes 2. By using a variety of vivid verbs 3. By  adding  colorful  details about  the  speaker’s  gestures and tone of voice 4. By using   “said” plus appropriate descriptive verbs 2-31. How may the journalist add more color to a speech story? 1. By using vivid words to describe how the speaker talked 2. By occasionally describing the speaker’s  gestures  or  hand movements 3. By using vivid verbs to describe the speaker’s emotions 4. By using a variety of adjectives and adverbs to paraphrase  the  quotes 2-32. Which of the following is NOT a key idea for speech writing? 1. Use  ellipses  to  handle long quotes 2. Place  the  most  important fact in the lead 3. Use vivid words freely to add color 4. Attribute  all  information and  opinions 2-33. What is the usual method of reporting  a  sports  event? 1. A  feature  story  approach 2. A  straight  news  story  written in the inverted pyramid style 3. In  the  quote-summary  style 4. With  a  roundup  story  approach 2-34. What is the main difference between a sports story lead and a straight news  lead? 1. The  sports  lead  emphasizes the who and how 2. The sports lead does not necessarily  include  a  news  peg 3. The sports lead will not be followed by a bridge 4. The sports lead makes no attempt to answer the five W’s and H 2-35. Where  should  the  game’s  score  be included  in  a  sports  story? 1. In the lead only 2. In the lead and bridge only 3. Throughout  the  story,  as  needed 4. In the lead, only if not used in the headline 2–36. What type of lead should you use to maintain reader interest when the reader  already  knows  the  outcome  of a  sports  event? 1. Background   information 2. Summary 3. Novelty 11