During a speech of nomination, you should list the candidate's personal and professional qualifications to link the candidate with the position, honor, or award in ways that make him or her appear to be a natural choice
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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The Judith Miller case demonstrated which of the following?
A. It is difficult for the government to suppress information that people want to make public. B. High school students can be punished for speech promoting drug use. C. Journalists can be sent to jail for refusing to testify before a grand jury. D. Bloggers are considered journalists by the courts.
If your audience analysis determines that your listeners will probably disagree with you on an important point, it is helpful to
A. try to build up goodwill with the audience early in the speech before raising the controversial point. B. focus on the issue in question to help your audience understand your point of view. C. raise the controversial point early in your speech, then work on rebuilding goodwill with the audience during the rest of your presentation. D. focus on your points of agreement to help them see past the disagreement.
Describe an informational cascade. How does it occur? What effect does it create?
What will be an ideal response?
When criticism takes place after a public speech in a classroom setting, it
a. usually turns into an embarrassing confrontation. b. implies that the critic is superior to the speaker. c. should include the reason for such strong disagreement. d. can be positive or negative.