Question

The audience is an empty vessel into which a speaker can pour facts and figures for automatic processing.

Answer 1

The given statement is "false", because the audience is not an empty vessel into which a speaker can pour facts and figures for automatic processing.

Communication, both talked and composed, is constantly routed to a group of people, an arrangement of audience members or readers you are expecting to pass on data to or have some impact upon. Open talking varies from composed correspondence in that the audience is available, assembled for some event. Audience refers to a gathering of individuals who take an interest in a show or experience a gem, writing, theater, music, computer games, or academics in any medium.