Which example best demonstrates the informative strategy of reporting?
A. The speaker tells the audience about the events surrounding a political debate on campus.
B. The speaker shows the audience how to practice T'ai Chi Ch'uan.
C. The speaker clarifies the similarities and differences between censorship and rating systems.
D. The speaker clarifies the concept of affirmative action.
Answer: A
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In preparing to advocate your policy proposition, you have discovered that there is almost universal agreement that a reason for policy change exists
The controversy is over what the best course of action should be. You will structure your case as a "comparative advantages" development of arguments. What should appear first in your case development? (a) The first stock issue: arguments about the reason for a change in the manner suggested by your proposition. (b) The second stock issue: the details of the specific policy you are proposing. (c) The third stock issue: the advantages or consequences of the policy you are proposing. (d) The fourth stock issue: arguments explaining how your policy proposal meets certain goals or criteria that society presently values.
Which of the following is discussed in your textbook as a good way to adjust the pacing of an online speech?
A. Speak without notes. B. Talk more slowly than in a traditional speech. C. Use visual aids. D. All the answers are correct. E. Both speak without notes and use visual aids.