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When
Tom spoke he spent 2 minutes on his first point, 4 minutes on his second point,
and 6 minutes on his third point. According to our authors, his speech employe
If
I’m giving a speech about participating in Living History, I may talk about
choosing a character, researching the person, developing the speech, and
presenting to the various classrooms. The organization of this speech
would be considered:
Organization
refers to the placement of lines of reasoning and supporting materials in a
pattern that helps to achieve your specific purpose
The
first step in organizing your speech is:
Phrases
such as “On the other hand, many people believe,” “The first proposal I would
like to discuss, and “Next, I’ll turn from a discussion of the problems to a
discussion of the solution” are all examples of:
The
way you organize your main points in your speech, the authors advise, depends
on:
A
speech discussing the relationship of industrial pollution to higher cancer
rates in the general population would be most effective in what order?
All
of the sub-points in a speech do not have to be logical extensions from
preceding points
The
best time during a speech to get your audience involved in what you have to say
is
Good
conclusions create a sense of closure for the speech
According
to your authors, the first few minutes are critical to the success of the
entire speech
The
conclusion of a speech should communicate closure but not a feeling
Your
introduction should first offer a personal greeting, capture and focus
attention on your topic, and set an appropriate tone and mood
Which
of the following WAS NOT listed as one of the three things you need to do when
you “focus attention on topic and speaker”?
According
to Professor John Baird, “Summaries may be effective when presented at the
conclusion of a speech (because) they provide the audience with a general
structure under which to subsume the more specific points of the speech.”
Mood
is the emotional disposition of the speaker as the speech is being delivered
whereas tone refers to the overall feeling you hope to create in your audience
Which
of the following phrases is NOT considered a signal?
Jesse
Jackson’s line, “We cannot be what we ought to be if we push dope in our veins,
rather than hope in our brains,” is an example of antithesis.
Which
of the following is NOT one of the suggestions for creating effective rhythm in
your speech?
Which
of these is an example of a passive voice?
Anaphora
is the repetition of a word or expression at the end of phrases, clauses, or
sentences
The
arrangement of a series of words, phrases or sentences in a similar form is
referred to as
The
characteristic of spoken language that refers to how ideas are arranged in a
sentence is called:
Delivery
is mainly comprised of voice and language choice
Which
of the following is a guideline for eliminating non-fluencies?
Gestures
are an outlet for nervous energy a speaker may experience
The
extemporaneous mode of delivery demands that the speaker present a message with
the exact length of the speech determined in advance of the delivery
What
should a speaker avoid doing when she or he wishes to engage in effective eye
contact during a speech?
Which
of the following is a guideline for EMPHASIS?
What
is not a method of delivery?
Question 1
An organizational pattern that focuses on relationships in time is
referred to as:
Question 2
All of the sub-points in a speech do not have to be logical extensions
from preceding points.
Question 3
The purpose of the conclusion of a speech is to reinforce the thesis
statement and bring closure to the message.
Question 4
A planning outline includes every word you plan to say to your audience.
Question 5
The notion that listeners will most likely remember the first point a
speaker makes is referred to as:
Question 6
A speech that includes the importance of organic food, benefits of organic
food and the distribution of organic food is organized around which pattern?
Question 7
The outline is also known as the full-content
outline.
Question 8
function as a reminder of what you plan to say and the order in which you
plan to say it and are used during the presentation.
Question 9
Telling the audience what you’re planning to discuss during your speech is
called:
Question 10
A personal greeting in the introduction of a speech functions as:
Question 11
One of the guidelines for introductions is to prepare the introduction
after preparing the body of the speech.
Question 12
Your introduction should first offer a personal greeting, capture and
focus attention on your topic, and set an appropriate tone and mood.
Question 13
According to your authors, which of the following is not considered a
technique to use in the introduction of a speech?
Question 14
According to your authors, the first few minutes are critical to the
success of the entire speech.
Question 15
Which of the following WAS NOT listed as one of the three things you need
to do when you “focus attention on topic and speaker"?
Question 16
According to Professor John Baird, “Summaries may be effective when presented at the
conclusion of a speech (because) they provide the audience wth a general
structure under which to subsume the more specific points of the speech."
Question 17
Jargon can be used effectively if you are sure the members of your
audience understand your references.
Question 18
Which of these is an example of a passive voice?
Question 19
The expression of images in groups of three has an impact on the rhythm of
speech.
Question 20
The arrangement of a series of words, phrases or sentences in a similar
form is referred to as:
Question 21
The characteristic of spoken language that refers to how ideas are
arranged in a sentence is called:
Question 22
Imagery involves creating a vivid description through the use of one or
more of our five senses.
Question 23
Often the best humor for speeches comes from your own experiences.
Question 24
Which of the following is a guideline for EMPHASlS?
Question 25
“Don't talk to the
podium” is a guideline
related to which aspect of verbal delivery?
Question 26
What is not a method of delivery?
Question 27
An impromptu speech requires the least amount of preparation.
Question 28
Which of the following is a guideline for eliminating non-fluencies?
Question 29
Both the impromptu speech and extemporaneous speech require the speaker to
develop a full-sentence outline before developing speaker’s notes.
Question 30
Putting too much information on note cards can result in:
The purpose of
the conclusion of a speech is to reinforce the thesis statement and bring
closure to the message
A cause‑effect pattern can
be used to describe steps in a process
Outlining is
regarded by our authors as:
All of the sub‑points in a speech
do not have to be logical extensions from preceding points
A spatial
pattern represents the sequence of events in the order in which they occur
Using a chronological
pattern allows a speaker to provide perspective for a topic or issue that has relevant
history and future direction or potential.
A speech
discussing the relationship of industrial pollution to higher cancer rates in
the general population would be most effective in what order
Organization
refers to the placement of lines of reasoning and supporting materials in a
pattern that helps to achieve your specific purpose
According to
your authors, the first few minutes are critical to the success of the entire
speech
According to
your authors, which of the following is not considered a technique to use in
the introduction of a speech
Which of the
following WAS NOT listed as one of the ten introduction techniques
Your
introduction should first offer a personal greeting, capture and focus
attention on your topic, and set an appropriate tone and mood
Good
conclusions create a sense of closure for the speech
A personal
greeting in the introduction of a speech functions as
According to
Professor John Baird, “Summaries may be effective when presented at the
conclusion of a speech (because) they provide the audience with a general
structure under which to subsume the more specific
points of the speech.”
Which of the
following IS NOT true about establishing credibility in the introduction
Jargon can be
used effectively if you are sure the members of your audience understand your
references
Which of the
following sentences is an example of the active voice?
Often the best
humor for speeches comes from your own experiences
Using signals
when writing is just as important as using signals in a speech
If I’m talking
about my cat, and instead of saying, “I have a cat,” I say, “I have a white,
long‑haired,
12‑year‑old cat that weighs
20 pounds,” I am following what guideline regarding language usage?
Euphemism is
the use of inoffensive words or phrases to substitute for more direct language
Imagery
involves creating a vivid description through the use of one or more of our five senses.
Which of the
following is a guideline for gestures
All of the
following are relevant aspects of speech preparation. However, the key to
successful manuscript speaking is
Which of the
following was not listed as one of the performance guidelines for the
manuscript speech
From the words
that follow, which is most closely associated with extemporaneous speaking
In
extemporaneous speaking, you should use your notes:
While the
guidelines for the methods of delivery may overlap, which of the following is a
guideline specifically identified related to manuscript delivery?
What is NOT a
common mistake for using note cards?
“Now that we have looked at why television commercials are
so expensive let’s turn to which ones are especially effective.” This statement
is an example of:
A planning outline includes every word you plan to say to
your audience
“Recycling will help the environment and make you feel
good at the same time” is an example of a(n):
The identifies the main ideas of your speech
Internal previews are extended transitions that forecast
for the audience what is to be said
Which of the following IS NOT true regarding the planning
outline
A speech discussing the relationship of industrial
pollution to higher cancer rates in the general population would be most effective
in what order?
When presenting a speech on the evaluation of jazz as a
musical art form in America, Betsy first spoke about Dixieland jazz, the period
of swing followed by be‑bop. She concluded her remarks with comments on
progressive and fusion sounds. Betsy used which organizational pattern in her
speech?
The best time during a speech to get your audience
involved in what you have to say is:
A personal greeting in the introduction of a speech
functions as:
Physically involving your audience in your introduction is
not an appropriate introductory technique
An effective speaker will quickly establish a reason for
audience members to listen. This part of the introduction is referred to as:
Which of the following IS NOT true about establishing
credibility in the introduction
One of the guidelines for introductions is to prepare the
introduction after preparing the body
of the speech
Your introduction should first offer a personal greeting,
capture and focus attention on your topic, and set an appropriate tone and mood
Telling the audience what you’re planning to discuss
during your speech is called:
Using signals when writing is just as important as using
signals in a speech
Jesse Jackson’s line, “We cannot be what we ought to be if
we push dope in our veins, rather than hope in our brains,” is an example
of antithesis
The expression of images in groups of three has an impact
on the rhythm of speech
Which of the following phrases is NOT considered a signal?
The characteristic of spoken language that refers to how
ideas are arranged in a sentence is called:
A(n) definition is the
literal or dictionary definition of a term
The arrangement of a series of words, phrases or sentences
in a similar form is referred to as:
Choose the BEST answer below. If Adam wore his “I make
things up” t-shirt for his persuasive speech, he would be violating which guideline of appearance?
Which of the following IS NOT true regarding rate of
speech?
In extemporaneous speaking, you should use your notes:
Even though there is a teleprompter, a presidential
speech, such as the State of the Union address, is considered to be what type
of speech?
If I say, “I’m gonna” instead of “I’m going to,” I would
be committing an error related to:
An impromptu speech requires the least amount of
preparation
When having note cards you should:
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