Asking your audience to accept something because it represents the customs of our
society, rather than because the issues justify its acceptance, commits the fallacy of
appeal to
(a) ignorance.
(b) the people.
(c) authority.
(d) tradition.
D
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Your resume must
a. Include your GPA b. Contain graphics and interesting design elements c. Include a picture of yourself d. Contain your name, address, phone numbers, and e-mail address at the top
Which goal below would NOT be an example of an informative presentation?
A. one that tries to convince the audience to vote for immigration reform B. one that teaches the audience about evolution C. one that increases audience understanding of immunization D. one that demonstrates how an electrical current works
The famous speech by Martin Luther King Jr., "I Have a Dream," is an example of a speech with the purpose to __________.
A. provide new information or perspective B. set an agenda C. strengthen commitment D. weaken commitment
Metaphors are powerful tools in creative thinking and in generating ideas because:
A) They highlight distinctions between ideas B) They compare two things as if one thing were the other C) They ensure that everyone sees ideas exactly the same way D) All of these choices E) None of these choices