A lowbrow audience would most likely read
A) The Iliad.
B) National Enquirer.
C) Romeo and Juliet.
D) Pride and Prejudice.
Answer: B
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When asked to give feedback on a speech, active listeners usually say only something about themselves, such as "I felt like it was interesting."
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
All of the following are true about your main points except: a. they include your evidence
b. they include your arguments. c. they include your most important claims. d. they include the most important concepts of your speech.
A speaker suddenly realizes that he is facing an audience that views his thesis unfavorably. He should adapt by
a. targeting the differences and working to reverse them. b. starting with areas of disagreement and moving to areas of agreement. c. avoiding any discussion of misunderstandings or misapprehensions. d. building on commonalities and similarities.
To clarify questions and help you answer them, you can:
A. Restate them in clearer language or separate them into two questions if necessary B. Only call on people who seem friendly and supportive C. Refuse to answer any that seem hostile or too vague D. All of the above E. None of the above