3) Receiving a message involves:

Question options:

a	analyzing the message thoughtfully.
b	comparing the words with the nonverbal cues.
c	focusing attention on the speaker's meanings.
d	hearing well and taking complete notes.
e	understanding and accepting the message.

5) Recognizing the difference between fact and opinion is important because:

Question options:

a	anyone can report facts but opinions are the products of clear insight.
b	the conviction that something is true is sufficient support for a claim.
c	important facts should be supported by clear opinions.
d	it's the way we learn to express our own opinions.
e	sometimes facts and opinions are mixed together in a speech.

6) When a speaker compares two things, such as gun control and car ownership, you should:

Question options:

a	be persuaded by the analogy.
b	decide whether it is really an effective comparison.
c	ignore the message if you have already formed an opinion.
d	ignore the speaker's reasoning and use your own.
e	try to understand the parallels between the two things.

7) Ethical listening means:

Question options:

a	agreeing with the ideas in the message.
b	being positively influenced by an expert speaker.
c	being quiet and polite.
d	giving respect to the speaker, whether we agree or not.
e	refusing to be persuaded by a multi-sided argument.