Using someone else's words in your speech without citing them is
A. acceptable as long as you are not quoting the source verbatim.
B. stealing.
C. acceptable only if the words are in the public domain.
D. acceptable only if detailed information about the original source is unknown.
Answer: B
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A registered nurse is planning to give an informative presentation on the early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Which elements will he rely on the most?
a. evidence and proof b. argument and psychological appeal c. camaraderie and goodwill d. example and illustration
Which of the following is NOT true in regard to the working
outline? a. It contains your central idea. b. It contains both your general and specific purpose. c. It will help you stay on track while researching your speech. d. It should be very detailed and comprehensive.
Media richness theory suggests that deciding upon the best way to send a message is complicated by an increase in ______.
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