Question

Read the following excerpt from a speech about rogue waves. As you read, consider the best kind of visual aid and/or multimedia to present this topic to the audience. Rogue waves, which are also referred to as freak waves and killer waves, were once thought to be fairy tales from the deep. Only within the past few decades have scientists verified and documented their existence. Scientists call rogue waves "extreme storm waves." They are often more than twice the size of nearby waves, and they behave unpredictably. For example, they often are not pushed by prevailing winds and go in opposite directions to normal waves. Those who have experienced rogue waves--and lived to tell the tale--report that they look like "walls of water." Which visual element is the BEST way to enhance this part of the speech?

A. a still image of a rogue wave
B. a demonstration of how waves are formed
C. an animation showing how rogue waves move
D. an object, such as a Slinky, that moves in a wave-like way

Answer 1

A. a still image of a rogue wave

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Answer 2

It’s either B or C, because A and D are incorrect. I‘ve read Rogue Wave before but I don’t remember a lot of it. This is the best information I can provide.

But hopefully this helps :)