Unit 9 Flashcards
(25 cards)
Gandhi worked for the _______ during the Boer War.
British
Winners of debates are judged for how persuasive and confident they are, as well as their use of evidence and ________.
logic
a speech where one or more people present a creative analysis or presentation of literature
interpretive speech
a spoken mistake that causes embarrassment to the person who said it
gaffe
a speech that cites reasons explaining why the opposing position is wrong
rebuttal
the state of being aware or perceptive
discernment
a speech where a speaker is given a short period of time to prepare and immediately presents it to an audience
impromptu speech
Using ________ and facial expressions help to keep an audience’s attention.
eye contact
The result of conflict between ______ led to the formation of the nation of Pakistan.
the Muslims and the Hindus
A speaker’s _______ can be lost because of distractors, such as um or actually.
credibility
What did Jefferson infer regarding political parties?
They were fighting
Because of an electoral tie, _______ doesn’t have pretensions, or claim that the public is totally confident in him.
Jefferson
Washington expressed to _______ his support of using the Fifth Article of the Constitution that allowed taking a vote to change the Constitution.
Congress
Gandhi was called Great Soul because he took Hindu sacred vows and promoted ________.
peaceful resistance
In both inaugural addresses, how was Jefferson’s attitude and tone similar to Washington’s?
They were both humbled by receiving a great position
A logical fallacy that is a tactic to discredit an opponent’s character is called a(n) _______.
ad hominem fallacy
any speech or sounds that a listener has to filter out
distractors
the stress, accent, rhythm, and pitch in the sound of words and sentences
inflection
a word or set of words similar to slang or a dialect, which is informal language particular to a certain social group
colloquialism
the pronunciation of words and how they are expressed
enunciation
a voice that does not rise or fall in volume and is flat and boring
monotone
In 1789, George Washington, first President of the United States, delivered his ______.
First Inaugural Address
In a democratic government, the public must acquiesce, or comply with, the will of _______.
the majority
Gandhi later changed his mind about British authority and worked for _______.
India’s independence