5 Written Questions

1. uses language (spoken or written)
2. ends the meeting
3. the consumer will join the ranks of the elite by using the product
4. neutral audience
5. the physical, social, psychological and time elements in which communication takes place

5 Matching Questions

1. indifferent audience
2. burden of proof
3. point of order
4. belongingness needs
5. personal

1. a wanting to have a friend
2. b tougher audience because they don't care
3. c an appeal based on credibility of authority or speaker
4. d proof of need for a change
5. e question of parliamentary law

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. an appeal that is based on feelings like fear or anger
   1. movement
   2. denotation
   3. emotional
   4. sex appeal
2. voted on last, the basic motion
   1. connotation
   2. denotation
   3. plain folks
   4. main motion
3. reverse snob appeal. "Good ol' boys like us believe in plain, good quality items."
   1. plain folks
   2. main motion
   3. jargon
   4. amendments
4. standing tall
   1. quorum
   2. message
   3. posture
   4. logical
5. "against" the proposition
   1. posture
   2. fear
   3. negative
   4. denotation

5 True/False Questions

1. dialect → to change- to add or delete

   True        False

2. deductive reasoning → "against" the proposition

   True        False

3. rebuttal speech → attacks the arguments of the other side

   True        False

4. gestures → standing tall

   True        False

5. proposition → assert a fact, a value, or a policy change (topic)

   True        False