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Which of the following best describes the purpose of the 'Desarrollo' (Development) stage in the structure of a discourse?
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the 'Desarrollo' (Development) stage in the structure of a discourse?
- To refute counterarguments from the audience.
- To present an initial overview of the main topic.
- To introduce the speaker and their credentials.
- To present and elaborate arguments. (correct)
A speaker wants to ensure their discourse is perceived as 'Justificable'. Which strategy would best achieve this?
A speaker wants to ensure their discourse is perceived as 'Justificable'. Which strategy would best achieve this?
- Basing the discourse on verifiable facts and evidence. (correct)
- Expressing personal opinions and feelings.
- Avoiding any reference to existing research or data.
- Using complex and technical jargon.
If a discourse aims to be considered 'Original', what key element should it incorporate?
If a discourse aims to be considered 'Original', what key element should it incorporate?
- Presenting unique and novel perspectives. (correct)
- Avoiding controversial topics to ensure widespread acceptance.
- Repeating established ideas and viewpoints.
- Using complex language to impress the audience.
Which characteristic is LEAST likely to contribute to a discourse being considered 'Atractivo' (Attractive)?
Which characteristic is LEAST likely to contribute to a discourse being considered 'Atractivo' (Attractive)?
What is the primary difference between a 'Directo' (Direct) and an 'Indirecto' (Indirect) discourse?
What is the primary difference between a 'Directo' (Direct) and an 'Indirecto' (Indirect) discourse?
In the context of discourse, what is emphasized during the 'Conclusión' stage?
In the context of discourse, what is emphasized during the 'Conclusión' stage?
Which of the following actions could undermine the 'Estructurado' (Structured) characteristic of a discourse?
Which of the following actions could undermine the 'Estructurado' (Structured) characteristic of a discourse?
Which of the following is true regarding 'Discurso Directo'?
Which of the following is true regarding 'Discurso Directo'?
Which of the following factors contributes LEAST to a discourse being considered 'Presisos' (precise)?
Which of the following factors contributes LEAST to a discourse being considered 'Presisos' (precise)?
What is the best description of 'Discurso Indirecto'?
What is the best description of 'Discurso Indirecto'?
Flashcards
What is a discourse?
What is a discourse?
A text that transmits a message previously elaborated. It also reproduces what another person said.
What is a direct discourse?
What is a direct discourse?
Reproduces exactly the words pronounced by another person.
What is indirect discourse?
What is indirect discourse?
Does not exactly state the words pronounced, can use interpretation.
What does it mean for a discourse to be precise?
What does it mean for a discourse to be precise?
Expose a topic in a way that can be understood by the audience.
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What does it mean when a discourse is justifiable?
What does it mean when a discourse is justifiable?
Based on provable facts.
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What does it mean when a discourse is original?
What does it mean when a discourse is original?
Unique and novel points of view.
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What does it mean when a discourse is structured?
What does it mean when a discourse is structured?
Organize the information in a clear way.
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What does it mean when a discourse is considered attractive?
What does it mean when a discourse is considered attractive?
Attract attention and keep the audience active.
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Definition
- A discourse is a text that transmits a previously elaborated message.
- Reproduces what another person said.
Types
- Direct
- Indirect
Structural
- Introduction: The subject is presented
- Development: Arguments are put forward
- Conclusion: The most relevant ideas are synthesized
Definition: Direct discourse
- It reproduces exactly the words pronounced by another person
Definition: Indirect discourse
- The exact words pronounced are not stated.
- Interpretation can be used.
Characteristics
- Precise: It exposes a topic in a way that can be understood by the audience.
- Justifiable: Based on verifiable facts.
- Original: Unique and novel points of view.
- Structured: Organizes the information clearly.
- Attractive: Captures the audience’s attention and keeps it active.
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