Speakers will often read a speech from a manuscript if ________
A) they have a significant statement to make
B) they will be addressing a special audience
C) they are beginners
D) All of the above are true
D
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Compare and contrast the backgrounds of these two people, and explain why you think one will be a better copy editor.
Jane is an American who spent most of her childhood in Australia while her mother worked there as a wildlife photographer. Because there was not that much television to watch and spotty Internet service in the places they lived, Jane read a lot of books and kept a journal about her adventures with her mother. Jane returned to America for high school in San Francisco. She attended a small, private high school in the heart of the city, where she learned to play the cello and joined the lacrosse team. She received a scholarship to Oxford University in England upon graduation and double-majored in English composition and historical fiction. Joe learned to read and write a very early age in his hometown of Bozeman, Montana. He drew illustrations for his middle-school newspaper and added captions that were surprisingly mature and often humorous, and the local city newspaper ran quite a few, in addition to doing a feature story on his talents. Joe attended public high school and served on the newspaper staff, eventually achieving title of editor his senior year. His features included stories on nearby ranchers, the mountain flora, and students in the school. He attended the University of Wyoming on a generous scholarship, majoring in journalism.
A group of employees at New Ion isassigned to organize a meeting atregular time periods to discuss the reviews of the company's products in various publications and to channel focus on relevantmatters. What is this group ofemployees called?
a. Advisory board b. Editorial team c. PR practitioners d. Planning executives
An early advocate of public relations as a top-level management function was __________
Fill in the blank with correct word
Landy gave a speech on making new friends. She began by asking, ?Would you like to have
two new friends by the end of the semester?? This is an example of relating new information to old. Indicate whether the statement is true or false