Which section of a speech serves to recap the main points?

• A. Introduction
• B. Body
• C. Conclusion
• D. Epilogue

Answer: (C)

The recap of the main points happens in the conclusion. After presenting the details in the body, the conclusion briefly restates the key ideas, ties them together, and leaves the audience with a clear takeaway or final thought. It provides closure and reinforces what you want listeners to remember. The introduction sets up the topic and purpose, not a summary; the body develops the evidence and arguments; an epilogue, when used, acts like a postscript rather than a summary of the points.