Intended Audience

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    Dialogic

    conversation. Usually, one of characters says more things than the other with two different points of views. In “Apology of Socrates”, Socrates tries to plead for his innocence and talks to Meletus. The majority of the time, Socrates tried to persuade his audience into believing what he was doing was right. There was a few times where Meletus spoke to answer a few of Socrates’ questions. Confessional is the second argumentative strategy in which someone opens up to their intentions. Confessional can be used

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    Presentation

    Business presentation Structure 1.Greet the audience 2. Introduce Yourself (full name, name of the company, your position) 3. Introduce the topic + background to the topic 4. Inform about the duration of the presentation 5. Inform about the procedure of asking questions 6.Inform about the source of information 7. Outline the plan of the presentation ------------------------------------------------- 8. The BODY (introduce each part, signal the end of this part, then introduce next part

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    I Dont Know

    Have you ever attend any talk that requires ones to speak in front of hundreds or maybe thousands of audience? Of course the answer is yes, right? What do you think about the speaker? How does he or she speak? Interesting? Not interesting? Did you being attentive? If not, why? Do we have to put the blame on the speaker for not being good enough as a public speaker? A boring speaker will definitely causes a boring speech. Thus, what does it takes for one to be a good speaker? What must you have to

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    Authentication

    that flowed and made the report easy to read, I wanted to make sure that it went in order and the audience was aware of what was happening and that they were well informed of the information I was putting forth. I did my audience analysis after I completed my proposal. There was no real reason why I did it this way it just made sense to me to put my thoughts on paper and then decide what kind of audience I was addressing. What I have learned from developing these reports is that it actually takes

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    Ch 21

    of his symphony was to wake up members of the audience who had dozed off. a. True b. False • 3. The major difference between early and late eighteenth-century orchestras was that: a. the meters were all in triple meter. b. the string section disappeared. c. the movements were changed to slow-fast-slow-slow. d. the woodwind and brass instruments and timpani were no longer considered optional. e. audiences were no longer interested in instrumental music

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    Audience Connection

    Audience Connection: All of us who want children, hope to be a good parent. We all hope our children will be afforded opportunities and choices we were not. We also would like our children to be happier in their lives than we are in ours. Speaker Credibility: I began my journey into fatherhood on 15 February 2007. For the last 6 years I have been struggling with the balance between trying to raise a happy child, while developing a mind of functioning member of society. Presentational Aid: I

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    Nt1320 Unit 1

    desire to see my buddy blow some games and instead, we went and had a stuffed our faces with all the great, but horrible, carnival food we all love. My factors in writing this paragraph would be to relate to what I felt were things that the audience all know about when going to a carnival. We all know that we will have some sort of line to stand in when we get there, but it’s also the part that people don’t look forward to, so I didn’t spend much time describing that experience. The next part

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    Design Management

    toasts, and condolences. The business model would be a partnership start-up. Every partner would specialise in generating a particular kind of content.  TARGET AUDIENCE  The target user group can be broadly divided into two groups Fresh graduates seeking employment and seasoned professionals For personal occasions, the audience would majorly be well educated, wealthy individuals consciously wanting to maintain a particular public image and standard.   ABOUT THE PROBLEM/ISSUE

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    Media

    Topic Title:__Relection on media__________________________________ Group Members: ______Dorji___________________________________________________________ |Criterion |Standard | |Responsiveness to Topic |20 – clearly addresses the topic and responds effectively to all aspects of the assignment;

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    Mr.Duy

    raise the audience’s awareness of the poor conditions for wild animals kept in captivity, poaching (illegal hunting) of wild animals that may lead to extinction, or cruel killing of animals for food. Accordingly, the main purpose is to persuade the audience to change their action (stop eating, killing or treating animals badly) or to call for their passive agreement with the issue that you raise. 2. Students should put their critical thinking in the talk rather than just searching for the information

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