If You're Quoting Dr.John Smith

question 36

Multiple Choice

If you're quoting Dr.John Smith:

• A)ask the audience if they already know who Dr.John Smith is.
• B)explaining who he is will help you be perceived as trustworthy.
• C)prepare your audience by emphasizing that he is trustworthy.
• D)tell the audience whether you fully agree with Dr.John Smith.
• E)you should quote a paragraph rather than extracting a sentence.

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Definitions:

Logical Arguments

Reasoning structured in a way that follows principles of logic, typically involving premises that lead to a conclusion.

Hypothesis

A potential explanation that needs to be tested.

Potential Explanation

A possible reason or rationale that could clarify or account for a specific phenomenon or situation.

Yardstick Approach

A method of decision-making that involves comparing alternative actions against a predefined standard or "yardstick."