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Public Speaking Final Exam Review
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Final Exam Review Beebe 5th ed.
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A lawnmower outside or a crying baby are examples of what?
external noise
source
internal noise
feedback
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Nods, facial expression and eye contact are all examples of what?
context
internal noise
audience feedback
external noise
3
Academic Search Complete is an example of a
web browser
search engine
full-text research database
web directory
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The three overarching elements of effective speaking (what you are graded on)
delivery, visual aid, content
evidence, organization, delivery
outlining, eye contact, note cards
content, organization. delivery
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Established through your appearance, eye contact and credentials
terminal credibility
derived credibility
initial credibility
deserved credibility
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Speech organizational pattern that follows a time sequence
chronological
topical
spatial
cause-and-effect
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Numerical facts
statistic
opinion
summary
example
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Using a narrative as your attention-grabber connects to which of Aristotle's appeals?
Logos
Mythos
Ethos
Pathos
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Reasoning that arrives at a general conclusion from specific instance or examples.
probability
validity
argument
inductive reasoning
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Ethos refers to
ethics
logical appeals
emotional appeals
speaker credibility
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The principle of __________ presents the most important or convincing idea last in your speech
recency
cause-effect
primacy
complexity
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How many main points should a classroom speech have?
3-5
4-6
1-3
2-4
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A speech that seeks to change or reinforce listeners' attitudes, beliefs, values & behaviors
informative
persuasive
process
tribute
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Understanding, perceiving and interpreting the symbolic cues of others
public speaking
communication
nonverbal cues
audience-centered
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A speech of tribute delivered about someone who has passed away
presentation speech
acceptance speech
commencement address
eulogy
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The attitude that one's own cultural approach is superior to those of other cultures.
ethnocentrism
ethnicity
cultural diversity
lack of common ground
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An illustration
is a statement of what terms mean
is a comparison
is a verifiable unit of information
tells a story within a speech
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"Speaking from the hip" with little or no notice
Extemporaneous
Impromptu
Memorized
Manuscript
19
Which of the following is a good guideline to follow when using a photograph as a visual aid?
Pass it around
make copies and distribute them
hold it up high so everyone can see
incorporate it into a power point presentation
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Which of the following are guidelines for using a visual aid?
These are all guidelines for using a visual aid.
don't pass items around
talk to the audience not the visual
reveal the visual when you are ready for it
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The beliefs, values and moral principles by which we determine what is right and wrong.
Truths
Laws
Ethics
Rules
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Opinion from an "everyday person"
Interviewing
Lay testimony
Expert testimony
Peer testimony
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A highly credible journal article; reviewed by experts in the field before being published
evidence
academic search premier
peer-reviewed journal
research article
24
Which of the following is a poor use of PowerPoint?
using the power point as your notes
using the power point to show pictures
All of the above.
putting graphs in a power point
25
Analyzing characteristics of the audience such as values, beliefs, attitudes and behaviors
communication analysis
audience analysis
demographic analysis
psychological analysis
26
When you put the most important point first in your speech within topical organization you use
The recency theory
The primacy theory
Complexity
Persuasion theory
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When a speaker translates the ideas or images in their mind into verbal/nonverbal symbols
channel
message
decoding
encoding
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Type of speech that shares objective information to enhance knowledge
informative
tribute
persuasive
introductory
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Sentences that let the audience know the speaker is moving to the next point.
transitions
previews
summaries
attention-grabbers
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Which of the following is a general purpose for a speech?
To entertain
All of these.
To inform
To persuade
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Organizational pattern that organizes main points according to physical proximity or geography
cause-effect
spatial
chronological
topical
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Best organizational pattern for a speech that presents an issue that needs resolving
problem-solution
chronological
recency
topical
33
Which of the following does evidence add to your speech?
vividness
credibility
All of the these
clarity
34
Focuses on a belief, what is/is not true
Proposition of Value
Proposition of Policy
Proposition of Law
Proposition of Fact
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Characteristics of your audience such as age, gender, culture, education
psychological analysis
survey
audience adaptation
demographics
36
The basic needs in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
physiological
psychological
safety
social
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When you use the opinion of an expert as evidence in your speech
example
Expert testimony
fact
Lay testimony
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Speaking from brief notes or an outline
Extemporaneous
Memorization
Impromptu
Manuscript
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Where should definitions as a form of supporting material appear in a speech?
it doesn't matter
the end
the middle
the beginning
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In a speech with the general purpose "to inform," a speaker is
being a storyteller
advocating an issue
teaching new information
motivating the audience to action