A) Politicians. B) Teachers. C) Griots. D) Journalists.
A) Political propaganda. B) Moral lessons. C) Technical manuals. D) Sports achievements.
A) Scientific conferences. B) Political debates. C) Ceremonies and festivals. D) Business meetings.
A) Visual storytelling. B) Oral tradition. C) Written text. D) Digital narrative.
A) By responding to audience reactions. B) Avoiding eye contact with the audience. C) Only telling the same story each time. D) Following a strict script.
A) Footnotes. B) Repetition. C) Statistics. D) Appendices.
A) Statistical analysis. B) Computer algorithms. C) Physical maps. D) Mnemonic devices.
A) Natural landscapes. B) Laboratories. C) Urban environments. D) Space stations. |