The Two Basic Patterns of Organisation for a Speech Suggested

question 22

Multiple Choice

The two basic patterns of organisation for a speech suggested by the course book are

• A) chronological and astronomical order.
• B) qualitative and quantitative order.
• C) logical and persuasive order.
• D) inductive and deductive order.

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Definitions:

Baseballs

Hard balls used in the game of baseball, made of cork, rubber, and wrapped in leather, designed for hitting, pitching, and catching in the sport.

Hitting

Striking someone or something with force, often using hands, tools, or weapons, and can refer to physical actions in various sports and contexts.

Culture

The social behavior, norms, knowledge, and artifacts of a group of people, passed from one generation to another through communication and imitation.

Influence Learning

Refers to the process by which individuals alter their behavior, attitudes, or knowledge based on observed behaviors of others or by being in their presence, often linked to social or observational learning.