3. What should you consider when critically evaluating your sources?
4. What is the difference between expert testimony and lay testimony?
5. What is cherry-picking, and why should you avoid it?
6. Explain the difference between primary and secondary sources.
7. Explain the difference between a roast and a toast.
8. Define and briefly explain the terms logos, pathos, and ethos.
9. Explain the differences between the three parts of an argument: claim, evidence, and warrants.
10. Describe each step in Monroes motivated sequence pattern of arrangement.
11. Why should speakers use a variety of sources, rather than a single source?
12. Explain two differences between informative and persuasive speeches.
13. How do the listeners feelings toward the speaker influence how receptive an audience will be toward the speakers message?
14. What is the difference between serif and sans serif typefaces?
15. Explain the difference between pronunciation and articulation. Why are these elements of a speakers vocal delivery so important?
16. How might creating an outline help you alleviate speech anxiety?
17. How can a speaker establish the sources trustworthiness?
18. Identify some potential drawbacks to polling audience members.
19. How can a speaker establish his or her credibility in an introduction?