Chapter 7 Flashcards

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After listening to the speaker’s story, Tom turned to his friend and said he doubted that what had happened in the story could ever happen to him. This example shows how an illustration should be

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Something with which your listeners can identify

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A short example that states minimal facts is known as a _____ illustration.

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Brief

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When a presentation includes a scenario that could potentially happen, it is called a

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Hypothetical illustration

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A commercial Web site is more likely to use the domain

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.com

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Colleen likes the material on a Web site she found so her next step is to determine who was responsible for the Web site. Which of the six criteria for evaluating an Internet resource was she using?

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Accountability

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Simone knows that there was a recent article in Forbes about the topic she was presenting to her history class. To help find the article among the traditional library holdings, she should use

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A periodical index

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John realized that his best source for information on the geo-bee was his social studies teacher. To get the information he needs, he would most likely

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Conduct an interview

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Which of following activities would NOT be part of a well-organized research strategy?

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Developing a consise outline

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The MLA documentation style is typically used in the

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Humanities

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A speaker who needs to demonstrate a process will rely heavily on a(n) _______ to make his or her point.

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Expansion

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When you create an analogy, you are making a

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Comparison

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Claire wants to use a statistic from a magazine article she found but the article referenced an internet site as the basis for the information found in the story. Since the magazine is a(n) _______ source she should try to find the _____ source for presentation.

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Secondary/primary

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When Jason is deciding whether to tell a personal story to illustrate his point, he should consider whether his story is relevant to his audience; in other words, he should evaluate the _______ of his supporting material.

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Proximity

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An unbiased source is one that

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Has no interest at stake in the topic

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Tyler told the audience, “if each of you buys a book for just $5 and there are more than 500 of you here today, then we will have raised $2,500 for the cause.” Tyler is using the _____ method to help his audience remember a statistic

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Exploding

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