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Public Speaking for College and Career, 6/e
Hamilton Gregory
Persuasive Strategies

Internet Exercises

  1. On a controversial issue, find and print two articles one on each side of the issue.

    2. Possible Strategy: Go to Yahoo! (www.yahoo.com) and click on "News and Media" and then "Full Coverage." Choose a topic that interests you and examine the news articles.

  2. Consult a search engine for documents that contain both of these keywords: credibility and speaker. Browse through several documents and write down a sentence that states at least one thing that can help or hurt credibility.

    3. Possible Strategy: Go to a search engine such as Google (www.google.com) or AltaVista (www.altavista.com) and type your query (+credibility +speaker) in the search box.









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