Speakers use the __________ of a speech to provide proof to a claim.
A. conclusion
B. body
C. ethos
D. introduction
Answer: B
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Patrick worked on his speech until late in the night, puzzled about how he should
organize some of the materials in his speech. The next morning, while preparing breakfast, he suddenly hit upon how best to organize his speech. What explains Patrick's seemingly sudden inspiration? A) A break can be time well spent. B) Insufficient planning hindered his progress. C) His delayed progress suggests a lack of genuine commitment to his topic. D) His lack of creativity means he needs an even earlier start on future projects.
Which of the following problems arises with ineffective listening skills?
a. Poor listeners often limit their chances for success. b. A poor listener is often perceived as less intelligent. c. Money is lost due to poor listening skills. d. All of the above
Which of the following is likely to get you into legal trouble?
a. frequently seeking the advice of your organization's attorney b. doing what your boss says to avoid having to take personal responsibility c. remembering that the legal line between advertising and PR is quite fine d. knowing the identity of your enemy or your potential legal foe
Responding to questions fairly and with an open mind can increase credibility
Indicate whether the statement is true or false