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The Public Speaking Process will help you: - -Improve your ability to speak out about issues in your community and larger society -Become more culturally sensitive -Become a better consumer of public communication from others through the development of your critical thinking skills When evaluating and responding to the communication of a speaker... - -Strive to understand his or her point of view, needs, and behavior. -Create a caring and mutual learning environment when responding...

Situational requirements similar conditions/situations compel similar rhetorical responses; rhetoric imagines particular situations in similar ways Substantive characteristics characteristics chosen by the rhetor(s) to respond to the perceived situational requirements (content) Organizing principle key idea/logic connecting situational requirements to substantive & stylistic characteristics forensic speech/oratory concerned with past actions; purpose is to accuse or defe...

ELA 10 Question and answers 2024/2025 verified to passSpeaker - correct answer A term used for the author, speaker, or the person whose perspective (real or imagined) is being advanced in a speech or piece of writing purpose - correct answer One's intention or objective in a speech or piece of writing. audience - correct answer the listener, viewer, or reader of a text context - correct answer The circumstances, atmosphere, attitudes, and events surrounding a text. Exige...

1 CLEP COLLEGE COMPOSITION MODULAR 2 EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ Source Material Correct Answer: -Must be reliable, authoritative and factual -Internet can be harder to validate -You need to be clear about where you are getting your information -Must not be biased -Four Criterias: *Relevance *Point of View *Reliability *Date of Publication Primary Source Correct Answer: -Type of Source -The actual item giving the information Secondary S...

FTCE English 6-12 Exam Questions And Answers (Updated And Verified) What is rhetoric? - answerLanguage intended to influence people. What is euphemism? - answerSaying something so it's less hurtful. Verbs are words _ - answerfor actions or states of being. The graveyard poets were a group of poets in _ - answerthe 18th century. Who was the writer of the 1st American play to be professionally performed? - answerRoyal Tyler Portfolios are an effective way to evaluate the _ - answerdevelop...

COMMRC 0310 Midterm Study Guide (Bannon) Exam Questions And All Correct Answers How do Keith and Lundberg define rhetoric? - Answer -- "The study of producing discourses and interpreting how, when, and why discourses are persuasive" - How discourses get things done in our social world Who were the Sophists and why were they important? - Answer -- They were a group of Sicilians who taught the Athenians how to speak persuasively to navigate the courts and the senate. As they sold their wi...

COMMRC0310 Dr. Bannon Exam Questions Complete Answers What are the ways in which meaning emerges in rhetoric? - Answer -Language use is based on experience Perceptual patterns emerge from our experiences Language contains frameworks for conceptualizing what we experience Meaning emerges from the interaction among symbols in the context of use How do language choices impact meaning? - Answer -Grammar (space between terms, passive/active voice, word order) Vocabulary (denotation and con...

Min Wu CMST 1061 Exam #1 Questions and Answers According to the required supplementary reading #1, meaning is our internal response to either the reality (objects, events, or situations experienced through our senses) or the symbols used by a language community to label reality. For example, the meaning of dog for a particular person or a group of people would be their internal response (images appearing in their mind, or loving feelings aroused) when they either see the actual four-legged...

What is a clincher - a fact, argument, or event that settles a matter conclusively; the final remark in a conclusion What percent of a speech is the conclusion, into, and body - The intro should be 10-15% and the conclusion should be 5-10%, the rest making up the body What does the introduction, body and conclusion each contain - Introduction: states topic and thesis body: points supporting thesis conclusion: reiterates thesis and main points and ends with clincher How should you respond ...

CMN 001 Midterm 1 Study Exam Questions. Experiental Knowledge - correct answer knowledge gained through experience, either by an acquaintance or as practical knowledge True knowledge - correct answer understanding about the common characteristics of like materials intermediate knowledge - correct answer knowing what doesn't reflect an excess or a defect but instead what is intuitively correct to the person Rhetoric allowed (Aristotle's definition) - correct answer -ideas...