If you give a persuasive speech advocating a change in policy, your main points often will fall naturally into ________ order.
A. causal
B. progressive
C. problem-solution
D. spatial
E. chronological
Answer: C
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An implied comparison between two things is
a. an inversion. b. a metaphor. c. parallelism. d. personification.
The advocate must establish the "workability" of her proposal. As the opponent,
you have the strategic option of challenging this workability. Which of the following are ways you might challenge workability? (a) Demonstrate that the cost of making the proposal work because it will be slow, inconvenient, and time consuming would outweigh any benefits gained from it. (b) Question the solvency of the advocate's proposal by the application of the principle, "whatever can go wrong will go wrong." (c) Identify the attitudinal barriers to the advocate's proposal that will cause those who are supposed to change to resist change. (d) All of the above
The ________ experiments indicated that environmental conditions and interpersonal relationships influence employee output.
A. Denning B. Oppenheim C. Stockman D. Hawthorne
Which of the following statements best describes creative thinking?
A) You either have it or you don't. B) It connects previously unrelated ideas. C) It involves only the right side of the brain. D) All of these choices E) None of these choices