A: primary
B: secondary
C: nontechnical
D: semitechnical
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- 中国大学MOOC: When writing a technical document, keep two audiences in mind. Most documents are geared to an immediate audience of readers. This is your __________ audience.
- Audiences can be classified into two groups, and “General audience” refers to _____. A: all readers B: audiences with various background and knowledge C: audiences who are inferior in social rank D: audiences sharing the same background and knowledge
- 中国大学MOOC: Assessing your audience’s technical background is essential before deciding whether your document should be highly technical ___________, or nontechnical.
- Although messages may have a primary and a secondary audience, the writer needs to profile only the primary audience to determine the best presentation of the message.
- When you discover most of your audience are showing no interest in your speech, you should: ( )
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When the audience is unfamiliar with your topic, or when your topic is much complex given the educational backgrounds of the audience, you can help the audience understand you by the following ways: A: Use a vocabulary that everyone will understand B: Explain technical terms C: Make your organizational plan obvious, and make transitions clear D: Repeat and emphasize your key points
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When the general purpose of a speech is to inform, your aim is to ________. A: enhance the knowledge and understanding of your audience B: change the attitude of your audience C: change the actions of your audience D: win over your audience to your point of view
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What can you say to conclude a presentation? A: Remind your audience of the main points. B: Tell the audience the significance of your research. C: Show your gratitude to the audience. D: All the above.
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In most speech situations, the objective of an introduction is to _____. A: surprise the audience B: startle the audience C: get the attention and interest of your audience D: none of the above
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1) When does the speech start? A: When you begin speaking to the audience. B: When the audience first sees you. C: When you look at the audience. D: When you smile at the audience.