A related introduction and conclusion provide
A) another opportunity to be redundant for confused audience members.
B) unified support for the ideas in between.
C) a helpful summarization for those that arrived late to your speech.
D) a way for the audience to verify your credibility.
Answer: B
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Experimental designs measure:
a. absolute persuasiveness of a message b. implicit persuasiveness of a message c. explicit persuasiveness of a message d. relative persuasiveness of a message
Maria says, "I see our problem as rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic..." Diana responds, "You think our ship is sinking and we're fiddling around with irrelevant details? I guess you're right. Maybe we ought to be getting the lifeboats ready. What do we do to get them into the water?" Is Diana:
A. Using dialogical listening and questioning? B. Paraphrasing plus? C. Running with the metaphor? D. All of the above E. None of the above
The muting system cuts the monitor and:
a. engages the audition monitor b. turns off the microphone c. starts the iPod d. lets the operator know he's on the air e. mutes all speakers and prevents the microphone from creating feedback
He demonstrated the existence of radio waves: _________________
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