If you're careful, you can avoid being influenced by the ideas and styles of arguments from the sources you read while researching your speech.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)


False

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The chapter notes that you must deliver your presentations in the most natural way. This refers to which guideline for effective delivery?

a. Avoid calling attention to mistakes and to nerves. b. Always be yourself. c. Strive to make your presentation conversational. d. None of these.

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The information on the cover of a magazine that entices a reader to buy it is an example of __________

a) feedback b) phatic communication c) semantic noise d) feedforward

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Section 230 of the Communication Decency Act ______.

a. requires the application of the actual malice standard in libel actions b. prevents a libel action from moving forward when one party is anonymous c. protects internet service providers from liability in defamation cases if they are only serving as distributors of information d. all of these

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The basic format of an interview is the opening, the body, and the closing

A. True B. False

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