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