As we prepare our speeches, it is important that we are aware of how facts, inferences and
opinions differ. Define the terms, give an example of each.
Discuss how listeners might
misunderstand the examples you provide.
What will be an ideal response?
Facts are verifiable and unquestionable. Inferences are conclusions drawn from the
available evidence. Opinions are subjective views or assessments based on an
individual?s personal tastes. Remaining answers will vary
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A) activity B) social relations C) self D) world
Julio is a recent immigrant from Nicaragua. He cannot afford the technology, such as a cell phone or a computer, that would allow him to communicate with his friends and family at home, and he has yet to make friends in the United States because he is still learning English. Julio feels lonely and often ignored in his new country. Which of his needs is NOT being met?
A. spiritual B. relational C. instrumental D. physical