What questions should you ask when evaluating working
main points?
What will be an ideal response?
Does each main point contain one main idea? Are my points parallel? Am I
balancing the time spent on each point? Do they relate back to the central idea?
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Which part of a narrative speech design sets the scene for an unfolding story?
a. the dramalogue b. the epilogue c. the prologue d. the plot
Assuming you already know what the speaker is going to say is an example of which listening barrier?
a. lack of appropriate focus b. premature judgment c. racist, heterosexist, ageist, and sexist listening d. physical barrier
Multiples are special jacks that are:
a. wired to the inputs and outputs of special devices such as slate/talkback, pre- and post-foldback, and oscillator. b. wired to each other. c. wired to the inputs and outputs of the console. d. wired to more than one input and/or output.
A non-character voice-over narrates The Royal Tenenbaums, while a visual device opens new "chapters" of the film, creating an analogy between the narration and the act of reading stories aloud to children
These elements are part of the film's diegesis. Indicate whether the statement is true or false