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Which small group negative role would be on their phone instead of participating with the group?
Cynic
Recognition Seeker
Deserter
Follower
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Randy Pausch wrote THE LAST LECTURE after he was dead.
False
True
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Making a Fleece Blanket is which type of Informative Speaking?
Speeches of Description
Speeches of Explanation
Speeches of Demonstration
Briefings
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What is the purpose of Informative Speaking?
Show only one side to the issue
Share personal opinions
Share Information
Convince audience to your way of thinking
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Which is NOT needed in an effective Oral Citation?
Source
Page Number
Author
Date
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Audience Factor - When your topic directly relates to your specific audience (Ex: Scholarships)
Contrast
Relevance
Novelty
Retention
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Which one is NOT an Ethic of Informative Speaking
Do not distort information
Mention all major positions/different perspectives
Oral Citations are not needed
Strive to be as objective as possible
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Organizational Design - main points are in historical development (EX: WWI, WWII...)
Categorical
Chronological
Sequential
Spatial
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Organizational Design - main pts are comparing or contrasting info with someone audience knows
Comparative
Sequential
Chronological
Categorical
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Which small group negative role would doubt any solution would work?
Cynic
Follower
Recognition Seeker
Deserter
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Audience Factor - Using new or unusual examples (Ex: Chicken = human flesh taste)
Contrast
Repetition
Intensity
Novelty
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Audience Factor - Show the opposite of 2 things (Ex: Tradition Vs Block Classes)
Novelty
Repetition
Retention
Contrast
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How many parts are there to any speech?
2
4
1
3
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This type of Informative Speech needs clear definitions of important terms
Speeches of Explanation
Speeches of Description
Speeches of Demonstration
Briefings
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The Persuasive Proof that illustrates how credible the speaker is on this topic
Mythos
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
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Audience factor - use of intense language/vivid images - such as a car crash
Repetition
Contrast
Novelty
Intensity
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Which is an example of Audience Demographics?
Age
All of the above
Gender
Class
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Which type of Informative Speaking is not done well?
Speeches of Demonstrations
Briefings
Speeches of Description
Speeches of Explanation
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The persuasive proof that contains research such as facts and statistics.
Pathos
Mythos
Ethos
Logos
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Organizational Design - When your main points are a physical setting or natural environment
Categorical
Spatial
Chronological
Sequential
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Which statement is true about the importance of Informative Speaking?
Shape listener perceptions/expand knowledge of the world
All of them
It can explain how things work and how they are made
Empower listeners by giving them new ideas and skills
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The Persuasive Proof that uses visual aids or stories to provoke an emotional reaction
Mythos
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
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What is the purpose of outlining?
To write out the entire speech
To give equal time to each main point
To use as a visual aid
Organizing your information
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How can an Informative speech have a prepersuasive function?
Use of Visual Aids
Use of Information
Use of statistics
Leaning toward an opinion
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Audience Factor - what is it called when you repeat words, sounds, or phrases?
Intensity
Repetition
Novelty
Contrast