Any detail that takes on meaning through repetition is called a ________

All of the following are good tips when using visual aids EXCEPT _____

A. don't stand between your visual aid and your audience B. write in full sentences to increase audience comprehension C. point to the particular part of the aid that you are discussion, when possible D. speak to the audience, not to the visual aid

In a public policy debate, the greater "burden of proof" lies with ______

A) the advocate of the most unpopular position B) the defender of an existing policy or program C) the advocate with the weakest credibility D) the advocate of a new policy or program