When you practice your speech aloud, you should identify sections of the speech where your ideas may not flow and where you need to do additional preparation
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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George, a journalist at a leading daily newspaper, wants to write an article that will appear in the front page of the newspaper. He knows the headline and the first paragraph will play a crucial role in catching the reader's eye
What is the first paragraph called? a. Lead b. Text body c. Boilerplate d. Objective
If you draw conclusions about a person based on their race, gender, sexuality or religion you are basing your conclusions on:
A. prior experience. B. selectivity. C. stereotypes. D. cognitive orientation.
Gatekeeping is ______.
A. the practice of barring news organizations from White House press briefings B. when reporters are partitioned away from main speakers at public events C. the process of selecting, editing, or rejecting stories D. all of these
When you analyze the situation before you give a persuasive presentation, you should ask yourself all of the following questions EXCEPT
A) What common ground do I share with the audience? B) What barriers are there to the audience's acceptance of the message? C) How will this message benefit my audience? D) How will this speech benefit me? E) When I finish, what would I like the audience to do?