Answer:
The correct answer is C. A political speech is the best example of one-way listening.
Explanation:
It is called "one-way listening" to communicational situations in which there is a clearly defined sender and receiver, but in which the sender (who is speaking) and the receiver (who is listening) never exchange their roles. That is, where there is no conversation, but a single speech by the sender, while the receiver only functions as a listener. Thus, a political discourse, in which there is only one speaker and the listeners never participate in the message, is a clear example of one-way listening.
