The general purpose is what you expect to achieve in the speech such as “to inform my audience about how face recognition systems work.”

Anecdotal report from the parents of a 3-year-old boy say that the little boy has been having dreams about justice in different formats. In one such dream, the boy dreamed about having dinner with Martin Luther King discussing how to advocate for civil rights for each individual in America and the whole world. These dreams would be in direct opposition of the ­­­­­­____________ theory of dreaming.

2.1.6 Explain the process called the multiplier effect. (2)     [12]

Which of the following is NOT a barrier to effective listening?

Peter’s soccer team is playing in the state championship. Peter is so focused on winning that when he sprained his ankle he didn’t feel any pain until after the game. Peter’s experience can be explained by the ______.

There are five types of informative speeches, they are:

A patient asks a nurse, “Why should I switch to cetirizine [Zyrtec] (2nd generation antihistamine) for my allergies when I’ve taken diphenhydramine [Benadryl] for so long?” Which response should the nurse make?

What is the final element of the introduction?

  Mrs. Bouwer, a mother from Johannesburg will fly to Cape Town International Airport to attend a kitchen tea of her friend. She will collect the car at Cape Town International Airport on the Friday at 10:00 and return it Sunday at 12:00 to OR Tambo International Airport. The kitchen tea is being held at Blaauwklippen in Stellenbosch and will stay with friends in Hermanus. She will cover 350km in total. She would prefer a vehicle that is automatic. She would like to have insurance added, GPS and a child seat for her 8-month-old baby.

A captive audience, in contrast to a voluntary audience, feel they must attend an event.