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Match Each Item with the Correct Statement Below

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Match each item with the correct statement below.

Premises:
Reactions, opinions, or comments
Believable, reliable
Informal word or phrase used among a particular group
Adjusted to a proper level
Reason to disapprove or reject an idea
Informal language used in casual conversation
Preconceived notion or prejudice
Materials or means used to communicate
An object or image that illustrates a point or concept
Pronouncing words clearly and correctly
An obstacle or obstruction
Moving pictures or graphics
Description or picture; to create a description
The rise and fall in voice pitch
Predict or think about in advance
Responses:
visual aid
modulated
animation
intonation
anticipate
bias
colloquialism
credible
slang
enunciation
media
objection
feedback
profile
barrier

Correct Answer:

Moving pictures or graphics
animation
Predict or think about in advance
anticipate
An object or image that illustrates a point or concept
visual aid
Informal language used in casual conversation
slang
Reactions, opinions, or comments
feedback
Reason to disapprove or reject an idea
objection
An obstacle or obstruction
barrier
Informal word or phrase used among a particular group
colloquialism
Pronouncing words clearly and correctly
enunciation
Materials or means used to communicate
media
Believable, reliable
credible
The rise and fall in voice pitch
intonation
Adjusted to a proper level
modulated
Preconceived notion or prejudice
bias
Description or picture; to create a description
profile
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