Develop arguments both for and against using web pages as supporting material in your presentations. After explaining the arguments, develop a conclusion explaining which side you agree with the most. Regardless of which side you take, what can you do to reduce the concerns raised by the other side? 

A speaker is addressing a diverse gathering at a graduation ceremony at a public

school in her hometown. She uses the opportunity of a captive audience to warn the graduating class and their parents that if they do not adhere to the teachings of her specific religion, they will suffer forever in the afterlife. In terms of her ethical obligation to her listeners, how would we evaluate the speaker's appeal? A) It is good—as well as often productive—to offend, especially a captive audience. B) She recognizes that the truth hurts sometimes but still must be spoken and heard. C) She is justified; she has employed the means necessary to arouse great passion. D) Some listeners will likely view her remarks as tasteless and of poor judgment.

Emma manages her own store. She values independence; and usually views herself as separate from the rest of the group. One can conclude then that Emma uses a personal approach to management

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.