One purpose of the body of the speech is to state the sources of your information.

If you interview your neighbor about road conditions in your neighborhood, the type of testimony would be _____________.

Rhetorical questions are not intended to be answered aloud.

If a speaker causes you to feel uncomfortable about something you believe in because he/she presents new unshakable evidence, the speaker has achieved a persuasion goal.

Definitions that identify something by revealing what something is made of or how it works are _________________

When we define decoding we are:

How far a piece of information is indented in your outline is one indication of its importance.

Which gender tends to listen in order to solve problems, is less attentive to nonverbal cues, and interrupts to switch topics?

Problem-solution patterns are most common in informative speeches.

Subpoints in our class outlines are indicated by capital letters.