Which of the following developments in film sound technology arrived in the 1930s and consequently freed cinema from the idea that "everything seen on the screen must be heard on the soundtrack"?
A) Dolby
B) DTS
C) multi-track recording
D) post-synchronization
D
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Many radio advertisers are interesting to listen to because they use a lot of __________, which include a wide range of tones, speech rates, and pauses when speaking
a. kinesics b. vocal projection c. jargon d. vocal variety
When the degree of congruency is high, members are more likely to adopt the organizational value system
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Liam and his roommate had agreed to take turns washing dishes. Liam washed dishes on Monday but his roommate left the dirty dishes in the sink on Tuesday and Wednesday. Liam approached his roommate on Wednesday afternoon and said, "I noticed that you didn't wash the dishes yesterday and there are still dirty dishes in the sink this afternoon. I thought maybe you forgot it was your turn, or
perhaps you've been busy studying for that big exam you have coming up. Why haven't you washed the dishes? What communication strategy was Liam using to determine the accuracy of his perceptions about his roommate's behavior? a. Stereotyping b. Low self-monitoring c. Perception checking d. Social comparison
Zhang Wei is running for election as county treasurer and is preparing a speech to persuade people to vote for him because he is the only candidate with a background in finance. He has crafted the following thesis statement: "Vote for me because I am the best candidate." Is this a good thesis statement, and if not, what is wrong with it?
A. This thesis statement makes exaggerated claims. B. This is a good thesis statement. C. This thesis statement is too abstract. D. This thesis statement fails to convey the speaker's message.