What are the three criteria for evaluating web sources?
Authorship
Sponsorship
Recency
200
What is alliteration
repeating the same initial consonant sound
200
Name two advantages for using Visual Aids
Many
200
What is a red herring fallacy?
Bring up an issue to distract from the issues at hand
200
Three ways you can present your group results
Oral report, symposium, panel
300
What is the difference between peer and expert testimony.
Peer is someone who EXPERIENCED it. Not just a peer.
Expert is someone with a known authority in the field.
Ex: Doctor/researcher as the expert, patient with the disease as peer.
300
Difference between connotative and denotative
literal v suggestive meaning
300
When should you display your VA
When it is relevant to the point you are making. NOT THE ENTIRE TIME
300
Three parts to a policy speech
Need, plan & practicality
300
3 types of leaders
emergent
implied
designated
400
What is the greatest difference between a magazine or newspaper article and a journal article?
Peer Review
400
What is antithesis?
Juxtaposition of contrasting ideas in a parallel structure.
400
When should you use the chalkboard?
NEVER
400
Superstitions are best described as what fallacy?
Post hoc ergo propter hoc or FALSE cause
400
5 steps in the reflective thinking method
Define the Problem
Analyze the Problem
Establish Criteria for Solutions
Generate Potential Solutions
Select the Best Solution
500
The main value of using statistics in a speech is to
quantify your ideas
500
When giving his speech on highway safety, Luke said: “When you pass a semi-truck on the highway, make sure you can see the driver’s mirrors. If you can’t see the truck driver’s mirrors, then he can’t see you.” What aspect of appropriate language use did Luke neglect?
Inclusive language
500
Bar graphs are good for_____
Line graphs are good for _____
Pie graphs are good for _____
Comparisons; trends over time; distribution patterns
500
Three types of credibility
initial, derived, and terminal
500
Name 3 of the 5 responsibilities ALL group members have
Commit Yourself to the Goals of Your Group
Fulfill Individual Assignments
Avoid Interpersonal Conflicts
Encourage Full Participation
Keep the Discussion on Track