The two methods described in your book for conducting an audience analysis are:
administering questionnaires/interviews and __________.
a. informal polling
b. web?based polling
c. observation and deduction
d. observation and induction
e. none of these
c
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While writing the story, Kai was unsure about the year the bakery opened, but because of a tight deadline, he got the information from social media. After the story was published, Kai realized he had written an incorrect date. What mistake did Kai commit? a. He failed to contact the bakery. b. He used preconceived notions about the bakery. c. He overhyped the bakery's success story. d. He resorted to deceptive tactics against the bakery.
When introducing a speaker, you should establish a tone consistent with the speaker's presentation
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When you read a published research article, you usually find the name or the author or author team on the title page, followed by their degrees and university affiliations. This information allows you to assess if the researcher is
a. legitimate. b. honest. c. primary. d. credentialed.
Lillian gave a speech updating the members of her
department on the changes to the curriculum. This is an example of a(n) a. oral report. b. recommendation. c. review. d. interview.