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A) peer testimony
B) extended testimony
C) authoritative testimony
D) expert testimony
E) valid testimony
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A) your topic.
B) your audience.
C) the type of supporting material you are using.
D) all of the above.
E) a and b only.
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A) subjective
B) professional
C) private
D) expert
E) peer
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A) lend realism to the speech.
B) enhance the speaker's credibility.
C) make the speech more vivid.
D) avoid relying on testimony.
E) quantify the speaker's ideas.
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A) expert testimony
B) brief example
C) metaphor
D) hypothetical example
E) simile
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A) find the most frequent figure and divide by the number of times it appears.
B) add up all the figures and divide by the number of figures in the list.
C) determine which of the figures in the list occurs most frequently.
D) arrange the figures in order from highest to lowest and pick the one in the middle.
E) add the highest number and the lowest number and divide by two.
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A) book, magazine, newspaper, or Web document being cited.
B) author or sponsoring organization responsible for the document.
C) qualifications of the author with regard to the topic.
D) all of the above.
E) b and c only.
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A) It doesn't use a qualified source for statistics.
B) It doesn't use statistics to quantify ideas.
C) It doesn't round off statistics.
D) all of the above
E) a and b only
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A) Practice the delivery of your extended examples.
B) Use examples involving people your audience knows.
C) Make your examples vivid and richly textured.
D) all of the above
E) a and c only
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A) increase your speaking rate when giving statistics.
B) consult the Guinness Book of World Records.
C) use exact numbers rather than rounding off.
D) use visual aids when presenting statistics.
E) make sure the statistics are from unbiased sources.
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