In the "Pier House Resort & Caribbean Spa" case, the key strategy was to position the resort as a place:
a. Where guests got the most vacation for the least money
b. Where guests could "let themselves go"
c. That was upper-crust and a bit exclusive
d. That could compete on rates every time
b
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a) the Drivers Privacy Protection Act; b) the Bagley-Keene Act; c) the Freedom of Information Act; d) the Buckley Amendment; e) the Brown Act.
Pedro is arguing for a higher minimum wage to a group of laborers who want increased pay. The type of persuasive speech he is using is to convince
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which nation is expected to have the largest population in 2050?
A) The People's Republic of China B) The United States of America C) Nigeria D) Indonesia E) India
Which of the following is an important guideline for the use of statistics in a speech?
A) Use statistics that are mainly from secondary sources. B) Use as many statistics as you can find because they enhance credibility. C) Use reputable, authoritative, unbiased sources for your statistics. D) Report a statistic down to the last decimal point to be thorough and accurate.