The aim of an ethical speaker is to accomplish his or her goals by any means necessary.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Which is a logical appeal, or the reasoning process, presented by the speaker?
a. Ethos b. Logos c. Pathos d. Speaker credibility
Julio is a university student who spent last summer volunteering at a shelter for homeless youth. He is preparing a speech about homelessness for one of his classes, during which he plans to use some of his own observations to illustrate and support his points. In doing so, Julio is using
A. a secondary source. B. experimental results. C. personal experience. D. expert testimony.
Which of the following is not part of a working outline?
A) general purpose B) specific purpose C) brainstorming D) thesis
Helping an audience understand probability and trade-offs are ways to:
a) teach the audience to detect a risk message. b) help the audience decode a difficult risk message. c) help deepen the audience’s understanding of risk. d) help create agreement about the likelihood or severity of risk.