What are the two most important goals for any speech, and what are two ways of accomplishing each goal? Identify differences between the goals.
What will be an ideal response?
- Create a clear message by defining your purpose and clearly stating your thesis. This goal is achieved when the audience understands your main idea.
- Establish positive ethos by conveying confidence, maintaining eye contact, and using a variety of evidence. This goal is achieved when the audience displays a positive reaction to you.
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This story had more reporters and illustrators covering it than any before in American history:
a) the hanging of Jefferson Davis; b) John Brown’s Raid of 1859; c) the insanity of General William Tecumseh Sherman; d) the Battle of Bull Run; e) the telegraph’s invention by Samuel F.B. Morse.
Which of the following is the best description of arguing by induction?
A. showing similarities in different situations B. going from several examples to a general conclusion C. going from general principles to specific instances D. showing how cause leads to effect or vice versa
What is the best course of action for someone who is not proficient with technology but needs to use a camera for his or her reporting?
What will be an ideal response?
Describe the unique advantages of a functional résumé format.
What will be an ideal response?