(4 marks) () ( ) A. Decide whether the following are true or false (T, F). 1. Evidences and reasoning don't affect speaker's credibility. 2. Too many slides help the audience in better understanding. 3. Speeches about processes are usually in chronological order. 4. Monroe's Motivated Sequence is a way of organizing speeches on value. 5. Need, plan and practicality are the three basic issues in fact speeches. 6. Quotation means presenting someone's idea word for word. 7. Central idea is also called as thesis statement. 8. Good visuals help you to remember what you have to say. ( ) ( ) C) B. Match the terms with their definitions: (3 marks) 1. ) Testimony 2. ) Competence 3. ) The either-or fallacy 4. Process speeches 5. ) Visualization 6. Expert testimony a. How an audience views a speaker's sincerity. b. Explain how something is done. c. Getting the audience to see the benefits of your plan. d. Thoughts of individuals like ourselves. e. Speeches about beliefs and ideas. f. Selecting between two options when more options exist. g. Thoughts of people who are acknowledged authorities. h. Quotations and paraphrases used to support a point. 1. How an audience views a speaker's intelligence and knowledge