This is the day that jasper has prepared for. He stood to give his presentation to the class. He knew he was knowledgeable about his topic, the Talk n' Text katropa, but public speaking always gave him anxiety. Only few participated in his attention getter as his classmates are also busy preparing for their speech. Jasper's anxiety worsened as he continued his speech because he noticed that many of his classmates are using their phones. Two girls at the back of the hall are busy fixing their hair. After his speech, he gave out peer critiques form, most of his classmates simply wrote "Great Speech" without expounding their responses. A day after, he found a video clip of his presentation in the social media. Sadly it was posted without his permission. He even saw a comment of one of his classmates which says, " look at this fanboy. Talk n' Text is WEAK. Questions: 1. Are Jasper’s audience ethical listeners? Justify your answer. 2. How should Jasper’s classmates behave during his speech? 3. What could be the repercussions of uploading a part of Jasper’s speech on social media without his permission? 4. Are the peer critiques provided to the speaker sufficient? What is lacking in their feedback?

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This is the day that jasper has prepared for. He stood to give his presentation to the class. He knew he was knowledgeable about his topic, the Talk n' Text katropa, but public speaking always gave him anxiety. Only few participated in his attention getter as his classmates are also busy preparing for their speech. Jasper's anxiety worsened as he continued his speech because he noticed that many of his classmates are using their phones. Two girls at the back of the hall are busy fixing their hair. After his speech, he gave out peer critiques form, most of his classmates simply wrote "Great Speech" without expounding their responses. A day after, he found a video clip of his presentation in the social media. Sadly it was posted without his permission. He even saw a comment of one of his classmates which says, " look at this fanboy. Talk n' Text is WEAK.

Questions:

1. Are Jasper’s audience ethical listeners? Justify your answer.

2. How should Jasper’s classmates behave during his speech?

3. What could be the repercussions of uploading a part of Jasper’s speech on social media without his permission?

4. Are the peer critiques provided to the speaker sufficient? What is lacking in their feedback?