When President Reagan gave this speech about the Challenger instead of the State of the Union that had planned to deliver, which question about topic selection was he considering? What topics are appropriate for the occasion? Is this topic appropriate for me? Is this topic appropriate for this particular audience? Is this topic narrow enough?

Regan spoke about the tagline crash of American astronauts.

Explanation:

Regan chose to talk about the topic for a reason because as President, it was his moral, social and political responsibility. The demolition of the Challanger caused the deaths of all seven crew members, a national tragedy, which is still celebrated today by laying a wreath on the plaque to these people every January twenty-eighth of the year. The topic as such is appropriate for everyone, as it is an essential event in the US and NASA history. The President's speech was broadcast live from the White House on radio and television frequencies.