Question 13 (4 points)

Fallacies add to your speech in terms of substance and can actually improve your effectiveness.

Question 13 options:

	1) True
	2) False

Question 14 (4 points)

The third level in Maslows hierarchy:

Question 14 options:

1)	motivates us to actively make a difference in our own world.

2)	reinforces our need to be a part of a family, community, or group.

3)	drives people to place the well-being and safety of others over their own needs.

4)	allows us to contemplate the beauty that exists around us.

5)	focuses on our fear of losing our place in a group or access to resources.

Question 15 (4 points)

All of the following are guidelines for delivering a speech except:

Question 15 options:

1)	provide handouts.

2)	work on maximum eye contact.

3)	use speaking notes.

4)	read from the manuscript.

5)	use visual aids.

Question 16 (4 points)

In an argument by analogy, the claim is:

Question 16 options:

1)	that if two conditions always appear together, they are related.

2)	that what a credible source indicates is probably true.

3)	that it is an accepted or proper truth.

4)	that two situations, things or ideas are alike in observable ways and will tend to be alike in many other ways.

5)	that whatever is true of a good example or sample will be true of everything like it or the population it came from.

Question 17 (4 points)

If you can vote, drive, and die for your country, you should also be allowed to buy alcohol. This is an example of argument by:

Question 17 options:

1)	principle.

2)

analogy.

3)

sign.

4)	generalization.

5)

cause.