Abraham Lincoln was elected President as candidate of（）
A good speaker should raise only one question to introduce a speech in order not to distract the audience. _____
A good speaker always organizes his speech in a/an _____ way so that the audience can follow his ideas from beginning to end.
A good speaker is the speaker who can keep on talking。
To draw audience’s attention, a good speaker always shows _______ to/for his/her speech.
A speech maker who owns good critical thinking ability is more probably a good speaker . ______
If we just keep on talking and talking without thinking about what our listeners would like to hear, we can never make a good speech.Therefore, speaker-centeredness is the first step of a good speech.
Mr. Roosevelt was a very ethical speaker because_______.
T o draw audience ’ s attention, a good speaker always shows _______ to/for his/her speech.
It is ( ) impossible to find a good English-speaker in this small town.
In public speaking, a good delivery must convey the speakers ’ ideas .
The speaker was a cashier at Graham’s.
John remarked after the meeting that the speaker was a woman of _____ wit .
A term is evaluative whenever the speaker applies it to something in order to show that it is good or bad.
Abraham Lincoln was born in the 20th century.
Lincoln Company paid $8 million cash for research anddevelopment. EVA capital was computed as$20 million. Lincoln Company cost ofcapital was 15%. To add economic valueto the firm, Lincoln Company must generate revenues less operating costs of atleast:
It was a fact that Lincoln‘ s speech was__________. 查看材料
What does the speaker imply was the purpose of Lincoln's speech？
18 Andersen was not a good ballet dancer.
Speaker A: That was a great dinner. Thanks a lot. You'll have to come to our place sometime. Speaker B: ______
Speaker A: May I make a recommendation, sir？ The lobsters are good. They are fresh from the sea. Speaker B: ______
According to the speaker, why was it a problem for mail carriers to cross rivers in the 1600s？
It is very hard to believe that when Lincoln was born, communications were a little faster than in the days of Julius Caesar.
Speaker A: I think cartoons on TV are not good for kids to watch. There's too much violence in them.
