Nominating speeches combine deliberative and ceremonial goals. Which of the following features
reflects the ceremonial element of a nominating speech?
A) drawing the audience together in support of common values
B) showing the fitness of the candidate for office
C) making the importance of the office clear
D) guiding and persuading the audience to choose a particular leader
E) formally placing the candidate's name into nomination
A
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Creating a sense of presence for particular ideas and values is an important element of ________
speaking. A) ceremonial B) deliberative C) public D) forensic E) informative
Which of the following best describes signposts?
A. Brief statements used to show what the speaker will discuss next B. Brief statements used to review what the speaker has just discussed, before moving on to the next point C. Words or phrases that indicate the speaker is leaving one point and moving on to another point D. Words or phrases that signal the next point to be made