1) Denotation.
2) Demarcation
3) Connotation
4) Context
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1) Demarcation
2)
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3) Context
4) Connotation
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1) Vocalized pauses.
2) Precise words.
3) Concrete words.
4) Vivid cues.
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1) The formality of the occasion.
2) The appropriateness of jargon in a speech.
3) The level of sincerity expected by the audience.
4) All the above.
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Question 5 (1 point)
A voice in which the pitch, volume, and rate remain constant, with no word, idea, or sentence differing significantly in sound from any other is .
1) Monotone.
2) Conversational.
3) Articulation.
4) Poor articulation.
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1) Extemporaneous.
2) Impromptu.
3) Memorized.
4) Scripted.
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1) Maintaining eye contact helps audiences concentrate on the speech.
2) Maintaining eye contact increases the audience’s confidence in you, the speaker.
3) Maintaining eye contact helps you gain insight into the audience’s reaction to the speech.
4) All are related to the importance of eye contact.
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1) 70 percent
2) 80 percent
3) 90 percent
4) 100 percent
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Question 9 options:
1) Delivery cues to help trigger memory.
2) Introduction and conclusion.
3) Long quotations.
4) Hard-to-remember statistics.
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1) Explain or describe facts, truths, and principles.
2) Educate audiences.
3) Answer questions about a topic.
4) All the above.
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1) Definition
2) Compare and contrast.
3) Description
4) Demonstration.
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Question 12 (1 point)
1) Definition
2) Demonstration.
3) Compare and contrast.
4) Description
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Detailed elements.
Good reasons.
.Carefully delineated steps
Liberal use of definitions.
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1) Explanatory.
2) Explicit.
3) Extemporaneous.
4) Expository.
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1) Exposition of a creative work.
2) Exposition of historical events and forces.
3) Exposition of political, social, religious or ethical issues.
4) Exposition of theory, principle or law.
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Question 16 (1 point)
1) Exposition of historical events and forces.
2) Exposition of political, social, religious or ethical issues.
3) Exposition of theory, principle or law.
4) Exposition of a creative work.
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1) Exposition of historical events and forces.
2) Exposition of political, social, religious or ethical issues.
3) Exposition of theory, principle or law.
4) Exposition of a creative work.
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Question 18 (1 point)
1) Motivation.
2) Relevance.
3) Intellectual stimulation.
4) Creativity.
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1) Motivation.
2) Creativity.
3) Relevance.
4) Intellectual stimulation.
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Question 20 (1 point)
1) Brainstorming.
2) Norming.
3) Productive thinking.
4) Critical thinking [Show Less]