Identifying with the audience is a type of introduction

Question

1. Identifying with the audience is a type of introduction that involves:

• referring to experiences and values shared by the speaker and audience.
• referring to members of the audience by name.
• defining the target audience in the introduction.
• defining the desired audience response.
• referring to occasions when the speaker used good listening skills

2. Summary statements and key words like "finally" can be overused and prematurely give the listeners a sense that the speech is ending.

• True
• False

3. Because issues in the public forum have become more complex, the grand style is used much more often nowadays than the middle style or the plain style.

• True
• False

4. Dialect is most closely associated with which vocal quality?

• pronunciation
• rate
• pauses
• pitch
• paralanguage