Across |
2. | the person who answers the questions in an interview |
5. | yes |
7. | a regularly recurring phrase or verse |
8. | in agreement; marked by accord in sentiment or action |
9. | a logical, organizes framework for a speech |
10. | a way of reaching a cooperative relationship |
13. | statement of a point to be debated |
14. | a mutual correspoinding or mummunication |
17. | a way of reaching a cooperative relationship |
18. | the minimum number of members that must be present to make decisions |
21. | the basic and generally understood meaning of a word |
25. | having or showing clear and forceful expression; revealing |
27. | to state or do over again or repeatedly |
28. | a word or group of words substituted for a word that is offensive |
29. | total group of arguments |
31. | existing conditions |
32. | a person who effectively uses leadership skills |
33. | no |
35. | a place of safety, or a place of offering favorable conditions |
36. | an error in reasoning or a mistaken belief |
37. | the use of hands, limbs, or the body to send a message |
38. | the part of the speech that provides the content and proves the thesis |
41. | to trade by exchange of goods |
43. | calling forth or up; to bring to mind or recollection |
45. | to evaluate |
46. | that which is sent or said |
47. | a person who delivers oratory an uses words effectively |
48. | to use emotional barriers to absorb information selectively |