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Week 9 Warm Up

Quiz by Abigail Katherine Muñoz

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  • Q1
    Which of these is the best example of a good thesis statement?
    Flip flops are the best shoes because they are versatile.
    Flip flops are a big fashion no-no and I know this because I follow a lot of fashion influencers.
    Flip flops are the most impractical shoes because they do not offer foot support, protection, and they are often made of materials that are not durable.
    I like flip flops because they are versatile, fashionable, and fun to wear.
    30s
  • Q2
    What are some details that we can use to support a thesis statement throughout a speech?
    charts, graphs, and examples
    statements of opinion, op eds, and quotes
    statements of fact, anecdotes, quotes, and examples
    unverifiable statistics, mood boards, and gifs
    30s
  • Q3
    If my audience is made up of prestigious doctors and researchers, how might I open my speech?
    "This Summit is about to be so lit you guys don't even know!"
    "Hey everyone! Thanks so much for attending the Summit. We are super stoked that you all were able to attend."
    "Hello esteemed guest and welcome to the Summit on Cardiovascular Health. It is such a pleasure to have you all here today."
    30s
  • Q4
    What are some characteristics of spoken language?
    It shows the speaker's morals, values, and beliefs.
    It slightly hides the personality of the speaker and uses long, complex sentences, and a formal tone.
    It uses short sentences, complex vocabulary, and personal pronouns.
    It is more personal, shows the personality of the speaker, and uses personal pronouns.
    30s
  • Q5
    When writing a speech we must consider...
    our audience.
    our belief system.
    our socioeconomic status.
    our background.
    30s

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