Question

QUESTION 10

In his speech on the need for computer literacy, Scott said, "I know how to 'power up' my computer, get to the word-processing software, type a
document, and print it. If I told you that, as a result of that, I am computer literate, it is like me claiming to be an auto mechanic because I know
how to change a car's windshield wiper blades." Scott used what types of supporting materials?
O a. definition and example
O b. narration and statistics
O c. statistics and contrast
O d. narration and comparison

Answer 1

Scott used narration and comparison as supporting materials in his speech on computer literacy.

Step-by-step explanation:

Scott used narration to tell a story about his experience with computer literacy. He compared his ability to perform basic computer tasks to his knowledge of changing a car's windshield wiper blades, using a comparison. This supported his statement that knowing these basic tasks does not make him computer literate.

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