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Greek philosopher Sophocles formulated guidelines for speakers that we still use today.
False....it was Aristotle
The average speech rate and the audience's ability to process are the same i.e. approx. 125 words per min.
False...its 700-1200
To RESPOND to a sound is to focus on it.
ATTEND
A preliminary bibliography is turned in at the end of your presentation.
FALSE
expert testimony is more important than lay testimony because it is from a recognized authority.
FALSE
The three types of illustrations are
Brief, extended, and hypothetical
Denotative language refers to
Literal meaning of the word
Pitch is the loudness and softness of your speaking voice.
False
Pedagogy concerns how an adult learns as well as instruction techniques
False
In an informative speech of process, the speaker seeks to explain how something works or describes a process.
True
Dialect is when you raise or lower your pitch as you pronounces words or sounds
False