The Canadian Museum of Civilization and Many Other Museums Have

question 43

Multiple Choice

The Canadian Museum of Civilization and many other museums have shifted

• A)from being a local museum to a national museum.
• B)and are completely segregated from each other.
• C)to become an elitist and representing the interests of only a portion of the population.
• D)the authority of the museum to represent the "truth" about other peoples,cultures,and objects.
• E)from an exclusively object-oriented approach to one that stresses cultural performances and interactive media experiences.

Identify effective patterns of organizing presentations based on different objectives.

Recognize key strategies for capturing and holding the audience's attention during presentations.

Differentiate between tempo, range, volume, and intonation, and their uses in speech delivery.

Understand the importance and method of providing an overview at the beginning of presentations.

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Definitions:

Apparent Authority

The ability of an agent to bind a principal where the principal has not notified third parties of the restricted or terminated authority of the agent.

Principal

A person on whose behalf an agent acts.

Terminated

The end of an employee's employment due to dismissal or discharge by the employer, often for cause or due to organizational changes.

Apparent Authority

The appearance or assumption of authority based on the actions or statements of the principal, leading third parties to believe that a representative has authority to act.