Exam 22: Speaking Across College Courses

Think of a debate like a fencing match.

A speech on your experience volunteering with a non-profit group would be an example of reporting on ______.

In a debate, two sides take turns presenting pro and con positions, with each side competing to win over the audience.

Written presentations are a staple in many courses across the college curriculum.

How is a debate like a fencing match?

A poster's layout should be visually creative.

A speech on your experience volunteering with a non-profit group would be an example of reporting on ______.

Class audiences tend to be more homogenous than public audiences because receivers usually have a knowledge base similar to that of the presenter.

During a class presentation the speaker should know that some members of the audience will match your ______, and others will surpass it or not measure up.

The "pro" side of a debate is called the ______ side.

What outline should you follow when reviewing a scholarly or professional article?

______ presentations are a staple in many courses across the college curriculum.

Class presentations tend to have which characteristic as compared to daily conversations?

How can someone prevail in a debate?

Service learning refers to ______.

The "con" side of a debate is also called the ______ side.

Throughout the course of a debate, you will have the opportunity to refute the arguments the opposing side presents. This phase-known as ______-involves pointing out the flaws of the other side's arguments and rebuilding the arguments you presented yourself.

No matter your major, it is important for you to be adept at communicating your ideas to your ______.

Which of the following is true regarding your poster presentation?

Because both service learning and internships are learning experiences, reflection and analysis play integral parts in your report for either.