Native advertising is a form of advertising that ______.
a. is difficult to distinguish from the editorial content of the platform on which the ad appears
b. promotes the goods and services of the producer of the platform on which the ad appears
c. encourages investment in local goods and services in the public interest
d. highlights the association of the advertised goods and services with members of a registered tribe
a. is difficult to distinguish from the editorial content of the platform on which the ad appears
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In his speech, Roger explains to the city council the common ways cities handle
citizens' trash disposal needs. He discusses an annual city-wide cleanup as one possibility versus a "special pickup" for each individual household (one free per year, scheduled by the household) as another possibility. He presents the information in a fair and unbiased manner, in the interest of empowering the council to choose freely and intelligently their own program for waste management. By doing so, he is _____. A) sharing ideas B) articulating alternatives C) providing a demonstration D) shaping listener perceptions
Identify the flaw in the following specific purpose statement for a classroom speech: "Should stand-your-ground laws be repealed?"
A. It is stated as a question, rather than as a statement. B. It is stated as a question, rather than as an infinitive phrase. C. It contains figurative language. D. It treats a topic that is too political for a classroom speech. E. It contains more than one distinct idea.