problemArr[1]["Q"] = " The ability to form and defend your own judgments rather than blindly accepting or instantly rejecting what you hear or read. ";
problemArr[2]["Q"] = " Statements that are capable of being verified by someone other than the speaker. ";
problemArr[3]["Q"] = " Subjective judgments based on experience or expertise, not capable of being verified by someone else. ";
problemArr[4]["Q"] = " The process of identifying your goals and then determining how best to achieve them. ";
problemArr[5]["Q"] = " Interaction that builds connections between people and that helps them to understand each other and to recognize common interests. ";
problemArr[6]["Q"] = " Responses from the audience to the speaker, often in the form of nonverbal cues. ";
problemArr[7]["Q"] = " The particular context in which a speech takes place. ";
problemArr[8]["Q"] = " The study of how messages affect people. ";
problemArr[9]["Q"] = " A situation in which people's understanding can be changed through messages. ";
problemArr[10]["Q"] = " The people who assemble to listen to a speech. ";
problemArr[11]["Q"] = " Formation of common bonds between a speaker and the audience. ";
problemArr[12]["Q"] = " The specific setting for the speech; the context in which it takes place. ";
problemArr[13]["Q"] = " Intended to give listeners new information and to influence their thoughts and action. ";
problemArr[14]["Q"] = " The goal of the speech, the response sought from the listeners. ";
problemArr[15]["Q"] = " The main idea of the speech; usually stated in one or two sentences. ";
problemArr[16]["Q"] = " The speaker's character as perceived by the audience. ";
problemArr[17]["Q"] = " The beginning of the speech, designed to get the audience's attention, to state the thesis, and to preview the development of the speech. ";
problemArr[18]["Q"] = " The largest portion of the speech; it includes the development of supporting materials to prove the thesis and any subsidiary claims. ";
problemArr[19]["Q"] = " All forms of evidence that lend weight to the truth of a claim. ";
problemArr[20]["Q"] = " The ending of the speech; it draws together the main ideas and provides a note of finality. ";
problemArr[21]["Q"] = " A speech in which only one main idea (the thesis) is offered and established. ";
problemArr[22]["Q"] = " Descriptive of a presentation for which the main ideas and structure have been worked out in advance but specific wording has not been developed. ";
problemArr[23]["Q"] = " An outline used in developing a speech; main ideas and supporting material are usually set forth in complete sentences. ";
problemArr[24]["Q"] = " An outline used while presenting a speech; typically consists only of key words written out on an index card. ";
problemArr[25]["Q"] = " Providing listeners with new information or ideas. ";
problemArr[26]["Q"] = " Influencing listeners' attitudes and behavior. ";
problemArr[27]["Q"] = " Stimulating a sense of community through the celebration of common bonds among speaker and listeners. ";
problemArr[28]["Q"] = " Using another person's words as if they were your own. ";
