In the ___________ stage, people with authority draft legislations or interpret existing rules and regulations to make a statement
a) resolution
b) definition
c) public
d) regulation
a
You might also like to view...
A presidential campaign manager tapes a pep talk telling volunteer workers they are “the best, the brightest, the most brilliant strategists I have ever seen,” knowing that assigning these traits will get them to act accordingly. What is he doing?
a. agenda-setting b. positive labeling c. name-calling d. low-context speaking
Leah walked to the podium, wrapped a large black scarf around her head, neck, and shoulders, then asked the audience:
"How would you feel if someone looking like this got on a plane with you?" What introductory device was Leah using? A) establishing her credibility B) asking a rhetorical question C) opening with a startling fact D) using a personal reference
The statement, "This is a great day, because so many people from so many walks of life have gathered in this place to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr." is an example of an introductory device called reference to
a. the occasion. b. something personal. c. a recent event. d. a historical event.
When asking yourself questions such as "Will my listeners be required to attend, or will they assemble by choice?" and "Is the occasion joyous or somber?" you are considering your audience's
A. knowledge. B. size. C. time. D. purpose.