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