Speaking and Listening: Evaluating a Speaker

Question 1

How similar are your shorthand notes?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

very similar; somewhat similar; not similar at all

Question 2

What is President Bush trying to persuade his audience to do?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

agree to add greater measures to improve schools

Question 3

In this part of his speech, President Bush is trying to his audience.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

persuade

Question 4

What reason does President Clinton provide for adding military strength in Somalia?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

to keep troops safe as they finish their work

Question 5

What kind of evidence does President Clinton include in this speech? Check the two that best apply.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

details; facts

Question 6

President Bush intends to .

Revolt · Accepted Answer

persuade listeners

Question 7

In which three ways does President Bush build his argument and persuade his listeners?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

He uses confident, powerful words.; He provides examples.; He reminds listeners of a shared past.

Question 8

This part of the speech is mainly an appeal to .

Revolt · Accepted Answer

logos

Question 9

What piece of evidence does President Reagan use to logically conclude that the astronauts were aware of the dangers?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

the previous accident on the ground

Question 10

Addressing the families of the astronauts is mainly an appeal to .

Revolt · Accepted Answer

pathos

Speaking and Listening: Evaluating a Speaker Answers