The expression “political correctness” has become a figure of speech that stands in for or condenses meanings and assumptions without a very complicated understanding of them. This is also known as
A. Political correctness
B. Citationality
C. Colorblindness
D. Trope
D. Trope
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Writing something for use in broadcast media is different from writing something for print media because ______
A) broadcasters want snappy copy B) broadcasters reach a bigger audience C) the broadcast audience is more attentive D) it is more expensive E) the broadcast audience usually gets only one chance to understand the message
What elements would be included in the outline for the introduction and conclusion of a speech?
What will be an ideal response?
In the effort to convince California's wine grape growers to reauthorize the Pierce's Disease and Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter board, ________ was/were seen as the most credible source for information
A) Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger B) the California Department of Agriculture C) a celebrity spokesperson D) the news media E) California's wine grape growers
Speakers who build identification with their audiences so they will be receptive to their ideas are using the card-stacking technique.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)