List three questions regarding situational time you should
ask before giving a speech.
What will be an ideal response?
What is my time limit? How early should I arrive? What is the timing of my
speech? Where do I fall in the rotation of speakers? Is there late-breaking news? Is this my
first time speaking in front of this audience? What is my relationship to this audience?
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Roberto liked the senator's idea that legislators should not vote themselves another
pay increase until they have raised the minimum wage. He used the idea in his speech, choosing to paraphrase rather than quote the senator verbatim. What is Roberto's ethical responsibility while presenting that idea? A) Using his own wording removes the need to acknowledge the senator. B) Even though he's using his own wording, he must give credit to the senator. C) He should cite the senator only if the senator is someone his listeners respect. D) He should quote the senator verbatim, rather than dare use other language.
The motivated sequence can be used for persuasive or informative speaking
Indicate whether the statement is true or false