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Question 1 of 14
1. Question
Faults are considered ‘critically stressed’ if they are…
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2. Question
In a normal fault, the hanging wall slides down the ramp relative to the footwall. True or False?
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Rifts, with common normal faults, occur at…
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In the event of a subsurface blowout, drillers may opt to drill a relief well into the same formation and use heavy mud to stop the flow. This is an example of…
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5. Question
True or False: In a risk management plan, there should be at least one hardware barrier or one human barrier in place for each major risk.
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6. Question
Speakers always have a three-fold approach. To establish their own credibility is known as…
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7. Question
Fallacies are statements that sound reasonable but are founded in some inaccuracy or assumption that renders the argument untrue or invalid. The statement: “Nine out of ten people agree that this is not an environmentally friendly company” is an example of…
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8. Question
Creating vivid metaphors or employing imagery or detailed description to transport the Audience to a certain scene is an appeal to…
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Cognitive biases are deviations from rationality that produce conclusions drawn illogically. A bias where there is a tendency to believe and accept claims because many others do is…
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10. Question
There are three main communications styles. The style that helps most to make a decision in a short amount of time, such as during emergencies or when there is a single clear solution is…
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Almost all relationships fall into one of three broad categories. A relationship where a favor or advantage is extended in the expectation that something will be returned in the future is…
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As we examine trust and credibility, we can trace our understanding to Aristotle’s three broad categories of rhetorical appeal: ethos, pathos and logos. The appeal that applies to the following: “Demonstrating commitment openly and following through on promises is the greatest influence on the public’s perspective of government” is…
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Question 13 of 14
13. Question
Leaving out a small pertinent detail is a lie. True or False?
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Keeping the message relevant and tangible is an example of which communications best practice?
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