When listening for a speaker's evidence, you should keep an ear out for its
A. objectivity.
B. relevance.
C. sufficiency.
D. accuracy.
E. All of these answers are correct.
Answer: E
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A) people who must attend. B) people who choose to attend. C) people who do not attend. D) people who may or may not attend.
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A) whether you are online or face to face, you can communicate with the same degree of personal involvement and develop similar close relationships. B) people look at the cost-to-benefit ratio of relationships. C) people develop relationships on the basis of such factors as physical appearance. D) people develop and maintain relationships in which the ratio of rewards to costs is approximately equal to their partner's.
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A. international distribution rights B. home video C. toys and clothing D. all of these
Discuss the three purposes for speaking. Name, describe and give examples of each. Which
do you think would be the most challenging? Define which would be most comfortable for you to present and explain why. What will be an ideal response?