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Why is ethical language important in public speaking?
To maintain your credibility and reputation. To present a fair and accurate argument of your thesis. To provide honest facts with integrity and without deception or distortion. To abide by shared or common moral values and beliefs.
What should be your first step in analyzing a speech?
The first step to analyze a speech is (C) to identify the speaker´s main argument. Once you identify the argument, you can also determine where the speech comes from, I mean the speaker (D) and his personal biases (B) and the figurative language He or She is used to using.
Do you italicize video game titles in APA?
In the text itself, the title of the video game should be capitalized and italicized, just as the title of a book would be. The APA does in fact cover this, though under the broader category of “software.” In text, the title of the video game should NOT be italicized (p. 210).
Why do metaphors help make a speech more memorable?
Why do metaphors help make a speech more memorable? they allow the audience to form mental pictures that help them make connections.
How do you emphasize a name?
5 Ways to Emphasize Text
- Italicize. Italics are a nice improvement from the days of the typewriter when underlining was the norm.
- Bold. Using bold text is more dramatic and easily recognizable than italics.
- Change Size.
- Use Space.
- Add Color.
Which of the following should you do when trying to emphasize a point?
10 Ways To Emphasize An Important Point During Your Presentation
- Call It Out.
- Use Repetition.
- Talk Softly (aka Whisper)
- Slow Down Your Voice During The Point You Want To Emphasize.
- Instigate Intense Eye Contact With Your Audience.
- Stop Moving Around The Stage and Assume The Power Stance.
- Sit Down.
- Simplify Your Slides.
Which is not a part of ethical communication?
Listening is NOT a part of ethical communication.
How can the use of metaphor make a speech more memorable?
Metaphors allow the audience to form mental pictures that help them make connections while reading the speech.