An informative speaker must carefully avoid slanting information to frame the perspective of your audience

In which situation does one demand others to express their agreements and opinions?

a) When a person cannot put words together in an intelligible manne b) When a person talks privately during a meeting c) When a person likes to indulge in the discussion to disagree d) When a person prefers much discussion except on the topic

Which of the following is true about the First Amendment?

a. Forms of expression that communicate ideas are protected. b. Both expression and conduct are protected. c. Conduct is not protected. d. Both a and c