Question 12 • Introduction to Communications and Speech - LA1097 B
Public speaking is usually a mostly continuous message from a speaker to an audience, rather than an exchange of messages back and forth. So the statement that its message is “usually exchanged rather than continuous” is not true. The other statements generally describe public speaking: it is not usually a conversation, it has a speaker and audience, and it can use auditory and visual channels.
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