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Question #1
A musician who gives a speech and draws on her experience as a pianist is using _____________ as a form of evidence.
A.   interviewing
B.   primary research
C.   personal knowledge
D.   secondary research
Question #2
Books, articles, and newspapers are examples of _________________.
A.   secondary research
B.   personal knowledge
C.   observation
D.   primary research
Question #3
The act of taking the words of others and representing them falsely as your own is called __________.
A.   scholarship
B.   plagiarism
C.   comparison
D.   contrast
Question #4
After Robert identifies the major subject of his speech, he should narrow it down to a specific _________________.
A.   theme
B.   summary
C.   idea
D.   topic
Question #5
While conducting research for his presentation, Daniel believes the source he is reading is overly biased. He evaluates this source using the test of _________.
A.   popularity
B.   authority
C.   objectivity
D.   currency
Question #6
A preliminary record of sources with a summary of information and how you could use it in your speech is known as a research card.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #7
The reason a speech is being given is known as the rhetorical situation.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #8
The most effective method of audience analysis is to make an educated guess.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #9
Anne found out that the average age of her audience was 72. When she made the assumption that most of her audience wasn't familiar with social media, she marginalized her audience.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #10
Trisha's professor has assigned a persuasive speech in her class. In this instance, the professor has provided her with the general goal of the speech.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #11
When Devon searched the Internet for information from the National Academy of Sciences for his persuasive speech, he engaged in secondary research.
A.   False
B.   True

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