PHI 105 Topic 6 quiz on Types of Communication latest edition

The statement below is an example of what type of communication? “More people need to choose to neuter and spay their pets.” a. Explanatory b. Persuasive c. Questioning d. Informative In persuasive writing, informative statements are important because… a. When writing a persuasive essay, you need to inform your audience so that they know the facts of the topic. b. A writer should provide information that acquaints their audience with the topic. c. Informative statements will provide information through peer-reviewed and scholarly research that will aide in persuading the audience. d. All of the above Broadly speaking, what are the three main types of communication styles? a. Informative, Poetic, Questioning b. Informative, Explanatory, Persuasive c. Figurative, Persuasive, Informative d. Poetic, Questioning, Figurative The statement, “You should eat dark chocolate regularly, Patricia,” is an example of what type of communication? a. Persuasive b. Poetic c. Explanatory d. Questioning Match the term to the appropriate definition. Persuasive Communication a. In this style of communication, you are explaining and/or exploring a topic supported by facts b. This style of communication is a series of questions without answers. c. This artful style of communication works to use evidence to provide the audience with a different perspective. d. In this style of communication, you are explaining and/or exploring a topic supported by facts This type of writing requires that you avoid personal bias and avoid generalizations. You are working to get your audience to have a change of view within an argument. a. Persuasive writing b. Questioning writing c. Figurative writing d. Informative writing The statement, “The Earth has a diameter of 7,917.5 miles,” is an example of what type of communication? a. Questioning b. Figurative c. Persuasive d. Informative “Grand Canyon University was founded in 1949.” Is an example of what type of statement? a. Informative b. Explanatory c. Questioning