Reporting,narration,instruction,demonstration,analysis,description,illustration - These Are the Seven Modes of Expression Used

question 15

Short Answer

Reporting,narration,instruction,demonstration,analysis,description,illustration - these are the seven modes of expression used in oral presentation.Which one is used in each of the following speech extracts from a talk?
A) I saw the car swerve over to the right,mount the kerb and slam into a power pole.
B) Please remember to release the brake before engaging the drive gear and pressing the accelerator pedal.
C) The speaker finished her talk on Thai cuisine,and then passed around the room small helpings of duck curry.
D) The speaker suggested there were three main causes of road fatalities: speed,intoxication and inexperience.
E) One hundred years ago,the cliff-side,now a mass of weeds from people's gardens,was full of blue orchids and the purple glory of sarsaparilla.

• A) I saw the car swerve over to the right,mount the kerb and slam into a power pole.
• B) Please remember to release the brake before engaging the drive gear and pressing the accelerator pedal.
• C) The speaker finished her talk on Thai cuisine,and then passed around the room small helpings of duck curry.
• D) The speaker suggested there were three main causes of road fatalities: speed,intoxication and inexperience.
• E) One hundred years ago,the cliff-side,now a mass of weeds from people's gardens,was full of blue orchids and the purple glory of sarsaparilla.

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Definitions:

Weibull Distribution

A continuous probability distribution used widely in reliability engineering and failure analysis, which can model various types of data including life data and failure times.

Binomial Distribution

A probability distribution that summarizes the likelihood that a variable will take one of two independent values under a given set of parameters or assumptions.

Normal Distribution

A continuous probability distribution characterized by a symmetric bell-shaped curve, where most observations cluster around the central peak and probabilities for values further away from the mean taper off equally in both directions.

Right-Skewed

Describes a distribution of data where the tail on the right side of the histogram is longer or extends further than the tail on the left side, indicating that the median is less than the mean.