The ________ is that portion of the whole audience that the speaker most wants to persuade.
A. projected audience
B. target audience
C. focus audience
D. intended audience
E. core audience
Answer: B
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in the following principle from the Audience's Bill of Rights: The right to know the speaker's position, the rationale for that position, the quality of evidence that supports that position, as well as the right to have complex charts explained.a. Purpose b. Audience c. Credibility d. Content e. Performance
Speeches about people have the greatest potential of "crossing the line" into the persuasive realm.
a. true b. false
Which of the following views would a critical scholar agree with?
a. We each construct our own reality and these realities have consequences. b. Realities are constructed at birth and our destiny is out of our reach. c. An individual's reality is constructed by their peers and societal contacts. d. Our realities are formed from behavior and norms.
Morgan is going to give a presentation on how to prepare a tax return. Which of the following would
constitute a suitable thesis statement for Morgan's presentation? A) to inform the audience about how to prepare a tax return B) Preparing a tax return is a fairly simple process, if you know what documents you need. C) I want to convince my audience that they can prepare their own tax returns. D) an informative speech on the IRS