One can use both verbal statements and nonverbal behaviors to signal the end of a speech.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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When using statistics, you should always remember to
A) only use statistics. B) use statistics often. C) let the statistics speak for themselves. D) use neutral sources. E) be specific with large numbers.
A renowned philanthropist and well-respected national speaker gave the commencement address at Audrey's graduation ceremony
He spoke of his concerns about rising crime rates for juveniles, of the problem of gang violence, and about crimes against women. Was this appropriate content for a commencement address? a. No; he should have treated the event like an after-dinner speech, a speech to entertain. b. No, because he didn't praise, inspire, or challenge the graduating class. c. Yes, because it dealt with serious concerns that will continue to face the graduates. d. Yes, because his approach was different and commencement addresses often become boring.
Janet presented a persuasive speech entitled "How to Talk to a Stubborn Liberal." Which demographic trait did she likely overlook when preparing her speech?
a. economic status b. religion c. age d. group membership
People generally choose careers based on
a. advice from people close to them. b. awareness of career options. c. availability of training. d. all of these.