All of the following are methods of informing except:

a. footnoting

b. demonstrating

c. describing

d. comparing and contrasting

Jesse began his speech on bilingual education by telling the audience that the dictionary states "bilingualism" is the ability to use two languages with fluency. This is an example of:

a. relevance

b. definition

c. narrative

d. brainstorming

Narration is a method of informing that focuses on similarities and differences.

a. True

b. False

When Gina and Paul gave their talk about how to do CPR, Paul pretended to be a patient having trouble breathing, and Gina showed the audience three simple steps for helping him. This was an example of:

a. persuasion

b. narration

c. demonstration

d. definition

In a process speech, you may demonstrate in person, or if that is not possible, you may use visual or audiovisual aids to enhance the audience's understanding.

a. True

b. False

Allison gave a speech about the debate over global climate change. She provided extensive and thorough research, discussed the proponents and the opponents of climate change, offered statistics about climate change, and showed several short videos about how climate change is affecting the planet. This is an example of what kind of speech

expository speech

rocess speech

introductory speech

biographical speech

The general goal of an expository speech is to persuade the audience that your view is correct.

a. True

b. False