John is presenting his informative speech.  When keeping his goal in mind, he should do all of the following EXCEPT:  

All of the following are true of audiences EXCEPT:

Josey is writing her outline for her informative speech over self-improvement practices.  She realizes that her speech’s thesis and her specific purpose differ in three specific ways.  Which of the following is NOT one of the three ways that a thesis differs from the specific purpose?

Shadle is very nervous about committing plagiarism in the main body portion of his upcoming speech.  He reviews the rules regarding fair use, and memorizes the four items to consider when determining what is and what is not fair use.  Which of the following would Shadle NOT include in the four items to consider?

After Marie presents her speech, her professor has the audience verbally share criticism about her speech.  She should remember all of the following when listening to her classmates EXCEPT:

Students cannot use the text or notes while completing graded material.

Chanae conducts an audience analysis and discovers that her audience represents an individualistic culture.  Which of the following appeals should she use?

Students are allowed one late exam with a penalty.  Only exams 1-3 can be submitted late.  Exam 4 and the Optional Comprehensive Exam must be submitted on time. If a student submits a late exam within the first 24 hours of the original due date and time, _____ points are deducted.  And, the exam cannot be replaced with the Comprehensive Final. If a student submits a late exam between 24 and 48 hours of the original due date and time, _____ points are deducted.  And, the exam cannot be replaced with the Comprehensive Final.

Terry is in the process of analyzing his audience for his informative speech over the safety precautions in athletic equipment. When considering the context characteristics of his upcoming speech, Terry should remember all of the following EXCEPT:

All of the following are true of the student public speaker EXCEPT: