McAllister's genre analysis of Doogie Howser, M.D. argues that
a. there are very few "pure" genre texts on TV any more.
b. many contemporary TV series are "recombinant" forms that mix elements from
two—or more—genres.
c. Doogie Howser successfully combines the characteristics of the situation comedy
and the medical/doctor genres.
d. Doogie Howser successfully addresses cultural tensions about wild teens and failed
health care system.
e. All of the above.
a, b, d
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__________ is a place where the speaker and the audience meet without disagreeing
a. Context b. Content c. Novel evidence d. Common ground e. Psychological reactance
Which of the following is NOT true of handling audience questions?
A) repeat the question before answering it B) never admit that you don?t know an answer C) take questions from various parts of the audience D) be direct with your answer