When writing well-formed claims, we should “align with our audience”. This means:__
A: We adapt our claims so they agree with the audience’s understanding;
B: We convince our audience so they agree with our understanding;
C: We seek common ground and try to persuade our audience from there;
D: None of the above.
A: We adapt our claims so they agree with the audience’s understanding;
B: We convince our audience so they agree with our understanding;
C: We seek common ground and try to persuade our audience from there;
D: None of the above.
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- Hypothetical examples are most useful _____. A: if we want to add in a bit of audience interaction to our monologue of speech B: as they describe some imaginary but not unlikely scenario to support our ideas C: because we can place our audience in a situation so as to follow our instructions D: when we are describing ideas that are very difficult to digest
- We can adjust our speech for our audience to catch up when giving the speech.
- . As speakers, we should ease the burden on our audience: never speak fast; speak steadily and clearly, and leave time for our audience to think and（ ）
- According to the report, we have about 60 seconds to ________ of our audience when we speak.
- We can point at our audience to catch their attention.