__________ are references to an original source, made at the point in a speech where information from that source is presented.
a. Flash cards
b. Oral footnotes
c. Annotated bibliographies
d. Cue cards
b. Oral footnotes
Oral footnotes are references to an original source, made at the point in the speech where information from that source is presented. The key to preparing oral footnotes is to include enough information for listeners to access the sources themselves and to offer enough credentials to enhance the credibility of the information a person is citing.
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a. courage b. wisdom and knowledge c. justice d. temperance e. transcendence
Policeman and congressman are examples of __________ language.
A. ageist B. heterosexist C. racist D. sexist
A major advantage of the _____ speech is that you control the wording and timing precisely, though a disadvantage is that it is hard to sound natural
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
If you described a colleague as shy, dry-humored, quiet, and argumentative, you would be describing his or her
A. personality trait B. communication trait C. willingness to communicate D. communication flaws