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