A: presenting an argument in favor of or against something
B: changing the audience’s beliefs, attitudes or behavior
C: instructing the audience to operate something
D: restructuring the audience’s attitudes or actions
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- The presentation aiming to persuade usually involves the following activities except ________. A: presenting an argument in favor of or against something B: changing the audience’s beliefs, attitudes or behavior C: instructing the audience to operate something D: restructuring the audience’s attitudes or actions
- 中国大学MOOC: The presentation aiming to persuade usually involves the following activities except ________.
- 中国大学MOOC: Thorough and careful audience analysis gives consideration to both objective needs and ________needs such as the audience’s attitudes, expectations and values.
- 中国大学MOOC:"In persuading people to take action for or against something, presenters use _____ to appeal to audience’s emotions.";
- If you tell or teach something that the audience will find beneficial to know, then the purpose of your presentation is to ___________. A: inform B: persuade C: inspire D: entertain
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A ____(perform) involves entertaining an audience by doing something such as singing, dancing, or acting.
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Which of the following is suitable for a specific purpose of a speech? A: To solve traffic jams B: To persuade my audience that something has to be done about traffic jams C: To persuade my audience that car number restriction driving system should be adopted in large cities D: To persuade my audience to deal with the traffic jam problem in large cities
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It’s not necessary to give the presentation to a practice audience within the company first before giving it to an external audience
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A presenter is supposed to do the following in an introduction except __________. A: Relating topic to audience. B: Grabbing audience's attention. C: Thanking audience for their time D: Establishing credibility.
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When your speech call on the audience to do something, a direct question may be effective. It not only creates a common bond between speaker and audience, but also transfers to the audience some of the responsibility for achieving the speaker’s goals.