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This refers to a speaker's language choice.
What is style?
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This is the percentage of your speech the introduction should take up.
What is 15%?
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Rather than complex, a speaker's slide show should be this.
What is simple?
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Asking people to consider donating to the homeless shelter because they have no home appeals to this need in Maslow's hierarchy.
What is safety?
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This pattern of arrangement explains a problem and a solution.
What is problem/solution?
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This is language that relies on unfounded assumptions or stereotypes.
What is biased language?
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This channel is made up of what you hear, including pitch and vocal variety.
What is aural?
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This is the number of PPT themes you should use in one presentation.
What is one?
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Appealing to this Greek concept includes logical, reasoned statements like facts and evidence.
What is logos?
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This is the second step in Monroe's motivated sequence.
What is need?
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This type of phrase is overused and should be avoided.
What is a cliche?
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This channel is made up of what you see, including a speaker's gestures and what a speaker is wearing.
What is visual?
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This is the number of words you should not exceed on your PPT, up or down.
What is six?
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The longest-lasting changes from an audience come from this avenue of the ELM.
What is central?
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This is the final step in Monroe's motivated sequence.
What is action?
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These are language techniques such as alliteration and onomonapia.
What are rhetorical devices?
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When a speaker dresses nicely, it appeals to this, and builds the speaker's credibility.
What is ethos?
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These types of colors are some you should avoid for PPT backgrounds.
What is hard to read?
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If an audience were to be persuaded by a speaker's good reputation and outfit, they would be persuaded by this avenue of the ELM.
What is peripheral?
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This is the fourth step of Monroe's motivated sequence.
What is visualization?
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This is the type of meaning that is social constructed, and is not necessarily the dictionary definition.
What is the connotative definition?
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This term refers to how something is said, not what is said.
What is paralanguage?
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This is the type of font you should use in your powerpoint.
What is sans serif?
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This is a transitive, three-part argument.
What is a syllogism?
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This pattern of organization explains why the speaker's points are better than the alternatives.
What is comparative advantage?