In a Persuasive Speech (As Opposed to an Informative Speech)

question 21

Multiple Choice

In a persuasive speech (as opposed to an informative speech) , the speaker's intent is to

• A) create understanding by clarifying or teaching.
• B) use supporting information to give the audience unbiased choices.
• C) present information in order to change the way the audience thinks or acts.
• D) encourage listeners to make up their own minds.

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Definitions:

Service Fees

Charges for professional services provided by businesses to their customers.

Rent Expense

The cost incurred by a business to utilize property or equipment for business operations.

Revenue Closed

A term not commonly used in accounting standards. NO.

Owner's Capital

The amount of money and other assets invested in a business by its owner(s), which represents the owner’s claim against the company's assets.