DAYS 1-2 Learning Opportunity 1 Directions: Identify which type of information source is defined or described in each item. Write the letter of your answer.
A. Speeches C. Informative talk
B. News reports D. Panel discussion
1. It observes fairness and balance in the presentation of factual printed data.
2. It informs the audience about a topic that is useful, unique and interesting.
3. It consists of question and answers where an expert in a field is expected to give a short speach or to answer questions only.
4. It provides examples that help the audience understand the main points either orally or through the use of visual aids.
5. There is a moderator who initiates the discussion and questions as well as synthesizes and summarizes the key points.
6. The information presented in print or broadcast is always obtained from persons in authorities, organizations, or anonymous sources.
7. There is a chair who monitors time and manages questions where he signals a speaker to start or stop talking.
8. The audience of selected participants may ask questions to a speaker during or after the session.
9. This is usually done without previous preparation and delivered to an unexpected audience.
10. The speaker convinces the audience of his point of view with the help of his credibility or competence,
A. Speeches C. Informative talk
B. News reports D. Panel discussion
1. It observes fairness and balance in the presentation of factual printed data.
2. It informs the audience about a topic that is useful, unique and interesting.
3. It consists of question and answers where an expert in a field is expected to give a short speach or to answer questions only.
4. It provides examples that help the audience understand the main points either orally or through the use of visual aids.
5. There is a moderator who initiates the discussion and questions as well as synthesizes and summarizes the key points.
6. The information presented in print or broadcast is always obtained from persons in authorities, organizations, or anonymous sources.
7. There is a chair who monitors time and manages questions where he signals a speaker to start or stop talking.
8. The audience of selected participants may ask questions to a speaker during or after the session.
9. This is usually done without previous preparation and delivered to an unexpected audience.
10. The speaker convinces the audience of his point of view with the help of his credibility or competence,
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1.B
2.C
3.A
4.C
5.B
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