6. T F Peer testimony is made up of opinions from ordinary people with firsthand experience or insight on a topic. 7. T F Acceptable testimony can include either statements from recognized experts or from ordinary people with special expertise on the topic. 8. T F In most cases, you should round off statistics when presenting them in a speech. 9. T F A hypothetical example describes an imaginary or fictitious situation. 10. T F To be most effective in a speech, statistics need to be interpreted and explained in terms that are meaningful to the audience. Â Â