A brief quotation tends to be more effective than one that is long and involved

Civility in public speaking does not include: a. listening to the ideas and reasoning of others

b. flexibility to see many sides of an issue. c. thoughtful use of words and language. d. portraying opposing positions in a contest of ideas.

These addresses are more likely to develop ritualistically

A) forensic B) deliberative C) epideictic D) jeremiadic