Emotional appeals in one's speech are an appeal to ____
A) Logos
B) Pathos
C) Ethos
D) Mythos
B
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a. more trustworthy and higher on expertise b. lower on expertise because the speaker does not know the information on his or her c. less likeable and therefore less credible d. more likeable and therefore more credible
Keith forgot to write his term paper so he went online and copied a paper he found there. What is Keith using to complete his assignment?
A. an abstract B. plagiarism C. paraphrasing D. ethnocentrism
Jason is informing the audience about an impending tuition hike at the college. Jason says, "Please, listen to this
This is important and affects all of us in this room; it affects our attitudes about school, our pocketbooks, and our stress levels". This strategy to enhance audience recall is A) building redundancy into the speech. B) reinforcing key ideas nonverbally. C) reinforcing key ideas verbally. D) pacing the information flow.
According to Maslow, what are people's basic needs?
A) safety, attitude, self-esteem, knowledge, and family B) belonging, aesthetics, belonging, and self-actualization C) safety, physiology, safety, medical, and esteem D) physiological, safety, belonging, esteem, and self-actualization