QUESTION 10 "My car is my baby."
This is phrase is an example of what?

A.
Simile

B.
Jargon
C.
Irony
D.
Body

E.
Personification
2 points
QUESTION 11

in speeches are like stories – they help to personalize the information, and make it more relatable to the audience.
A.
Examples
B.
Experiences
C.
Jargon
D.
Generalization
E.
Deductive Reasoning
2 points
QUESTION 12

If you want to use a graph to show the differences between quantities regarding the number of students attending Atlanta Technical College versus Georgia State University, you should use this type of graph.

A.
Comparison
B.
Bar
C.
Line
D.
Pie
E.
Chart
2 points
QUESTION 13

You want to show the proportional relationship in a circular format, highlighting segments of voters who voted Democratic, Republican, and Independent in our last presidential election. You would therefore use a graph.

A.
Proportional
B.
Chart

C.
Pie
D.
Bar

E.
Political

2 points
QUESTION 14

In 2008, Barack Obama campaigned on a message of “Hope and Change” which are Abstract words.

True False
2 points
QUESTION 15

You hear a speaker give an Hypothetical Example referring to "a women who is 110 years old and makes her own breakfast every morning." Is this a good hypothetical example?
True
False
2 points
QUESTION 16

When I hear the words “summer vacation,” I associate it positive emotions, and it triggers thoughts of family, good times, and good food. Per the lecture notes, this refers to Meaning.

A.
Concrete

B.
Connotative
C.
Empathic
D.
Denotative
E.
Pitch

2 points
QUESTION 17

Based on your lecture notes, what two set of words are the most similar in meaning?
A.
Concrete and Abstract

B.
Denotative and Concrete
C.
Denotative and Connotative

D.
Abstract and Denotative

E.
Connotative and Concrete

2 points
QUESTION 18

The saying "As clean as a whistle" is an example of what?
A.
Simile

B.
Cliches'
C.
Metaphor
D.
Jargon
E.
Imagery
2 points
QUESTION 19

Per your textbook, Supporting Materials can be thought of as the specifics that make your ideas, arguments, assertions, points, or concepts real and concrete. To improve your speech, the following are Types of Examples you can use, except:
A.
Scientific and Historical Fact
B.
Expert Testimony
C.
Proposition
D.
Narratives
E.
Statistics
2 points
QUESTION 20

As part of your thesis for your persuasive speech you state, “I believe Androids are better than iPhones.” This a Proposition of .
A.
Persuasion
B.
Value

C.
Fact
D.
Technology

E.
Policy