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Froggy Jumps Supporting materialVersion en ligne Read the question and check the answer carefully par marjan auma 1 What are the three basic types of supporting materials in a speech? a Stories, pictures, opinions b Examples, statistics, testimony c Facts, feelings, ideas 2 What is this called? a Testimony b Statistics c Paraphrase 3 Before using details in your speech, you need to ______. a Know them and use them fairly b Hide them c Change the numbers 4 Why should you understand your information before using it? a To make it longer b To confuse the listener c To use it the right way and correctly 5 To make a "powerful effect," use many ______ in a row. a Long stories b Hard words c Short examples 6 Which picture is “peer testimony” a b c 7 Why is the date of printing important? a It shows how old the information is. b It makes the speech longer c It shows the speaker’s age 8 What does “citing sources” mean? a Telling a personal story b Sharing your own opinion c Saying where the information comes from 9 If you do not cite sources, what may the listener think? a The speaker is professional b The information may not be true c The speech is very interesting 10 What must a speaker understand before using statistics? a The audience b The statistics themselves c How long the speech is

Froggy Jumps

Supporting materialVersion en ligne

Read the question and check the answer carefully

par marjan auma

What are the three basic types of supporting materials in a speech?

Stories, pictures, opinions

Examples, statistics, testimony

Facts, feelings, ideas

What is this called?

Testimony

Statistics

Paraphrase

Before using details in your speech, you need to ______.

Know them and use them fairly

Hide them

Change the numbers

Why should you understand your information before using it?

To make it longer

To confuse the listener

To use it the right way and correctly

To make a "powerful effect," use many ______ in a row.

Long stories

Hard words

Short examples

Which picture is “peer testimony”

Why is the date of printing important?

It shows how old the information is.

It makes the speech longer

It shows the speaker’s age

What does “citing sources” mean?

Telling a personal story

Sharing your own opinion

Saying where the information comes from

If you do not cite sources, what may the listener think?

The speaker is professional

The information may not be true

The speech is very interesting

What must a speaker understand before using statistics?

The audience

The statistics themselves

How long the speech is

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Supporting materialVersion en ligne

par marjan auma

What are the three basic types of supporting materials in a speech?

What is this called?

Before using details in your speech, you need to ______.

Why should you understand your information before using it?

To make a "powerful effect," use many ______ in a row.

Which picture is “peer testimony”

Why is the date of printing important?

What does “citing sources” mean?

If you do not cite sources, what may the listener think?

What must a speaker understand before using statistics?

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