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COMS 101 Quiz chapter 10 Liberty University Complete Answers QUESTION 1 True False QUESTION 2 a Connotation b Denotation c Demarcation d Context QUESTION 3 1. Listeners are more likely to be interested in information they perceive as timely. 3 points is a word's direct, explicit meaning given by its language community. 3 points Communicating respect for and acceptance of the audience is a matter of a speaking appropriately b emphasizing important information c speaking viv...

COMS 101 quiz chapter 15 Liberty University answers 1) Inviting listeners to agree with you about the value of a person, object, event, or place an occasion revolves around. 2) Ceremonial speeches include brevity. 3) Expectations from audience members. 4) All of the above. Save 1) Convey your appreciation but don’t overpraise their disposition. 2) Refrain from overpraising and shake hands with the recipients. ...

COMS 101 quiz chapter 9 Question 1 What are the two considerations when thinking of using audio aids? Question 2 Audiences have come to expect messages to be enhanced with presentational aids. Question 3 The speaker can be a visual aid. Question 4 If Natasha plays her guitar during her informative..

COMS 101 quiz chapter 15 Liberty University answers 1) Inviting listeners to agree with you about the value of a person, object, event, or place an occasion revolves around. 2) Ceremonial speeches include brevity. 3) Expectations from audience members. 4) All of the above. Save 1) Convey your appreciation but don’t overpraise their disposition. 2) Refrain from overpraising and shake hands with the recipients. ...

COMS 101 Quiz chapter 10 Liberty University Complete Answers QUESTION 1 True False QUESTION 2 a Connotation b Denotation c Demarcation d Context QUESTION 3 1. Li steners are more likely to be interested in information they perceive as timely. 3 points is a word's direct, explicit meaning given by its language community. 3 points Communicating respect for and acceptance of the audience is a matter of a speaking appropriately b emphasizing important information c speaking vividly d understanding ...

Liberty University COMS 101 quiz chapter 13 and quiz 14 Complete solution 100% satisfied: 1. Jake was uninterested in, unconcerned about, or indifferent towards Gary's speech topic of recycling. Jake would be classified as . 2. When facing an audience that is opposed to your perspective, you should seek , or movement of small degrees in your direction. 3. In Monroe’s Motivated Sequence, the step uses broad appeals to emphasize the specific action(s) you advocate. 4. The ...

QUE STION 1 1. Which of the following emotions should be combined with relief to motivate audience members to be involved with your arguments? a happiness b shame d fear QUE STION 2 1. When we process through listening carefully and reflecting thoughtfully, we are using which route? persuasive central peripheral derived QUE STION 3 b claim c enthymeme d warrant QUE STION 4 1. When the support statements you use are examples of the claim you are making, you are arguing f...

Liberty University COMS 101 quiz chapter 13 and quiz 14 Complete solution 100% satisfied: 1. Jake was uninterested in, unconcerned about, or indifferent towards Gary's speech topic of recycling. Jake would be classified as . 2. When facing an audience that is opposed to your perspective, you should seek , or movement of small degrees in your direction. 3. In Monroe’s Motivated Sequence, the step uses broad appeals to emphasize the specific action(s) you advocate. 4. The ...

COMS 101 quiz chapter 15 Liberty University answers 1) Inviting listeners to agree with you about the value of a person, object, event, or place an occasion revolves around. 2) Ceremonial speeches include brevity. 3) Expectations from audience members. 4) All of the above. Save 1) Convey your appreciation but don’t overpraise their disposition. 2) Refrain from overpraising and shake hands with the recipients. ...

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