Jake is at a party with a large group of men when his friend Dan makes a sexist joke about the physical appearance of a woman they all know. Instead of laughing, Jake tells Dan that he thinks the joke is inappropriate and that he'd prefer that Dan did not talk about women that way in front of him. What type of identity has Jake performed in this scenario?
A) An offensive identity
B) A men's rights identity
C) A traitorous identity
D) A Free Men identity
C
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A speaker's opportunitiesto state andrestate, and to provide examples throughout the speech demonstratesthat oral style is _____ than written style
A) less formal B) personal C) more repetitious D) more scholarly
Which of the following is true concerning the relationship between listening and gender?
a) Women may be socialized to exhibit more listening cues than men. b) Women typically make less eye contact than men while listening. c) Women may be socialized to interrupt speakers more than men. d) Women listen less to men than men listen to women.
A comparison between two things that are fundamentally alike and which share a common feature is a
A. contrast. B. figurative analogy. C. literal analogy. D. paraphrase.
A speech with the specific purpose "To inform my audience of the causes, symptoms, and treatment of diabetes" will probably be arranged in ________ order.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).