Types of Audience in Persuasive Speech

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Froggy Jumps Types of Audience in Persuasive SpeechOnline version Match audience types with traits. by Jennifer Manalili 1 Captive audience is best described as: a Already persuaded and active b Hostile and obstructive c Audience required to listen with little choice 2 A skeptical audience is typically: a Fully convinced and agreeing b Ignorant of the topic c Likely to doubt or question claims 3 A hostile audience tends to be: a Indifferent and distracted b Supportive and eager to learn c Opposed to the speaker's message 4 A sympathetic audience is usually: a Completely unfamiliar with topic b Need extensive evidence to start listening c Already agrees or supports the message 5 An interested audience is characterized by: a Disengaged and bored b Refusing to listen c Engaged and curious to learn 6 An apathetic (casual) audience tends to be: a Highly motivated to act now b Distracted and not emotionally involved c Very knowledgeable about topic 7 A lay audience consists of: a Journalists only b Experts in the field c Non-experts or general public 8 An expert audience is made up of: a Specialists with deep knowledge b Novice listeners c General public with no interest 9 A mixed audience is best described as: a Uniform beliefs and high agreement b Completely disinterested c Diverse opinions and knowledge levels 10 A receptive audience can be defined as: a Open to persuasion and new ideas b Unaware of the topic c Closed off to change

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Types of Audience in Persuasive SpeechOnline version

Match audience types with traits.

by Jennifer Manalili

Captive audience is best described as:

Already persuaded and active

Hostile and obstructive

Audience required to listen with little choice

A skeptical audience is typically:

Fully convinced and agreeing

Ignorant of the topic

Likely to doubt or question claims

A hostile audience tends to be:

Indifferent and distracted

Supportive and eager to learn

Opposed to the speaker's message

A sympathetic audience is usually:

Completely unfamiliar with topic

Need extensive evidence to start listening

Already agrees or supports the message

An interested audience is characterized by:

Disengaged and bored

Refusing to listen

Engaged and curious to learn

An apathetic (casual) audience tends to be:

Highly motivated to act now

Distracted and not emotionally involved

Very knowledgeable about topic

A lay audience consists of:

Journalists only

Experts in the field

Non-experts or general public

An expert audience is made up of:

Specialists with deep knowledge

Novice listeners

General public with no interest

A mixed audience is best described as:

Uniform beliefs and high agreement

Completely disinterested

Diverse opinions and knowledge levels

A receptive audience can be defined as:

Open to persuasion and new ideas

Unaware of the topic

Closed off to change

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Types of Audience in Persuasive SpeechOnline version

by Jennifer Manalili

Captive audience is best described as:

A skeptical audience is typically:

A hostile audience tends to be:

A sympathetic audience is usually:

An interested audience is characterized by:

An apathetic (casual) audience tends to be:

A lay audience consists of:

An expert audience is made up of:

A mixed audience is best described as:

A receptive audience can be defined as:

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