Answers to in-text Questions
| Caption | Answer |
| If you know an audience will disagree with your position, should you change your position to match that of the audience? | No, you should not. You can still present the facts and information based in evidence, or even try and persuade them trough a persuasive speech. |
| If an audience listening to this speaker had been required to attend, what type of audience would it be? | An audience that is required to attend is a captive audience. |
| What type of speech is most likely to occur at a wedding or another celebratory event? | A speech to evoke is most likely to occur at a wedding or another celebratory event. |
| Using statistics to support her presentation, this speaker is using the number that occurs most often. What is this number called? | The number that occurs most often is called the mode. |
| As you do research and select sources for your presentation, should you limit the types of sources that you use, such as only gathering evidence and support material from the Internet or from books? | You will have more luck in satisfying your audience if you have strong, quality evidence from a variety of sources. |