Chris is at a conference and is currently attending an important lecture. He is not really interested in the message, but he finds the speaker very likable. At the end of the lecture, what is he likely to use to determine the quality of the speech. 

Katie is doing a speech on investing your money.  She tries to persuade her audience by discussing the cost vs. the benefits of your message. What type of modern persuasive approach does this represent? 

Which of the following types of special-occasion speeches provides context and gives credentials for the main speaker or performer? 

Zack is organizing a speech about the history of Monty Python.  He creates an outline and practices.  On the day of his speech, he uses note cards and PowerPoint slides to present his speech and the way he speaks is very conversation oriented.  What type of speech should she use? 

Zack is organizing a speech about the history of Monty Python.  He creates an outline and practices.  On the day of his speech, he uses note cards and PowerPoint slides to present his speech and the way he speaks is very conversation oriented.  What type of speech should she use? 

Which part of a speech reinforces the central message of the speech and creates a memorable moment for listeners? 

Critical thinkers do which of the following?

Critical thinkers do which of the following?

When it comes to determining someone’s ethos, the speaker is the one who determines if they are credible. 

Savannah is currently listening to a speech.  During the speech, the speaker starts to show vivid images of children in pain from starvation.  This violates Savannah’s sense of norms and makes her feel uncomfortable and sad to the point where she tries to figure out what she needs to do to help.  What sort of Pathos appeal does this represent?