All of the following are questions we can ask ourselves regarding "everyday ethics" EXCEPT
a. Does my language use reflect integrity?
b. Does the endorsement of other's verbal communication result in more good than
harm?
c. Will my language use make my community stronger?
d. Will my responses to others entail treating them with dignity?
e. Will my language use reflect virtues of injustice?
e
You might also like to view...
Haru lives in New York, where she wakes up and falls asleep to the blare of trains and cab horns. These “noises” help make up the _____ of the community she lives in
a. landscape b. soundscape c. townscape d. mindscape
Speakers have an ethical obligation to make responsible speech choices for audience members, but audience do not have an ethical obligation to listen carefully or critically to a speaker
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The ethical obligation of an audience to listen to a speaker courteously and attentively is less important in speech class than for speeches outside the classroom.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Aristophanes' play The Frogs
a. was written in the 1600s. b. was about which playwright the author would bring back from the dead—Aeschylus or Euripides. c. The playwright Euripides, like Steven Bochco, wrote plays that reflected his view that art should present realistic reflections of life in all its grittiness, crime, corruption, and immorality. d. The playwright Euripides wrote plays that reflected his view that art should present life as it ideally should be and should provide audiences with morally uplifting instruction in proper social and personal ethics. e. ended with the author decided to bring back Aeschylus.