FINAL Q2: COMMUNICATION FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES

The purpose of informative communication is to share or relay knowledge to

an audience on a specific topic.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Events speeches work to help your audience both understand the process, and

possibly be able to replicate the process for themselves.

• TRUE

• FALSE

When speaking about concepts, you may have to find concrete ideas in order

to make abstract ideas more relatable and tangible to your audience.

• TRUE

• FALSE

An informative speech about a process then describes how something is made,

done, or works.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Informing through demonstration entails explaining concepts clearly and

concisely using synonyms and antonyms, use or function, example, or

etymology.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Informing through description entails detailed verbal picture for your audience.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The purpose of a persuasive communication is to convince the audience to

reject the speaker's perspective on a topic.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A narrowed focus makes researching more manageable.

• TRUE

• FALSE

When audience members agree with the proposal, focus on intensifying their agreement and moving them to action.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Choose a persuasive speech topic that meaningfully impacts society.

• TRUE

• FALSE