Audience survey questions that are phrased for respondents to answer only from a few pre-determined selections are called:

Which outlining principle requires that all points be organized in this manner: Main points: Roman numerals Sub-Points: Capital LettersSub-Sub Points: Arabic NumeralsSub-Sub-Sub Points: Lower case letters.

The ____________ Step in Monroe’s Motivated Sequence should create a narrative that allows the audience to see their hypothetical futures. It should focus on generating pathos, using vivid examples, and stylistic devices.

Emilia said, “I have visited the Idaho Falls animal shelter, the Twin Falls animal shelter, the American Falls animal shelter and all they have are Labrador retrievers. Based on these specific cases Pocatello will likely only have Labrador retrievers. What type of reasoning did Emilia use to arrive at her conclusion? 

People are likely to judge you (fair or not) based on your appearance. This means that dressing to fit the occasion is an important part of your:

Emilia said, “I have visited the Idaho Falls animal shelter, the Twin Falls animal shelter, the American Falls animal shelter and all they have are Labrador retrievers. Based on these specific cases Pocatello will likely only have Labrador retrievers. What type of reasoning did Emilia use to arrive at her conclusion? 

Which outlining principle states that each sub-point must come in at least pairs?

Although images are 2-dimensional, the visual cue of depth helps us see 3-D aspects in an image. Which of the following are visual cues of depth that we covered in class? 

Which of the following is the most effective paraphrase for the following quotation: “Seattle, a city on Puget Sound in the Pacific Northwest, is surrounded by water, mountains and evergreen forests, and contains thousands of acres of parkland. Washington State’s largest city, it’s home to a large tech industry, with Microsoft and Amazon headquartered in its metropolitan area.” 

Pablo states the following: “She was a volcano of rage. Destroying anything in her path.” This is an example of which stylistic device.