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NRES 368/568 Oral Interp Midterm Exam Review
NRES 368/568 Oral Interp Midterm Exam Review
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This type of question doesn't need to be answered:
process
rhetorical
focus
evaluation
2
An interpretive program's
POW
is also known as the ...
introduction
theme
conclusion
subtheme
3
Interpretation, by definition, guides visitors to discover...
meanings in objects, places, and landscapes
where the bathroom is
why places are protected
a site's mission
4
For
first-person
character interpretation, you would:
develop a stereotype
speak as if you are that person/character
wear a costume but act as yourself
treat visitors normally
5
Interpretive walks should not include props.
False
True
6
This man's main contribution to interpretation was...
First U.S. park ranger
Writing "Interpreting Our Heritage"
creating Rocky Mountain National Park
developing the profession of nature guiding
7
Yes/no questions
are good for eliciting audience engagement.
False
True
8
Meanings
in interpretation are ...
factual
more important than information
concrete
perceived with the senses
9
For the following interpretive theme, what's missing? "How Devil's Lake was created."
tangibles
statement of purpose
intangibles
site mission
10
Enos Mills trained the first ....
Park rangers
UWSP interpretation students
Licensed nature guides
Circus monkeys
11
Two-thirds of our communication is nonverbal.
True
False
12
The meaning-centered model of interp has these three components:
tangibles, intangibles, universal concepts
the Three Pillars of Interpretation
mission, vision, and goals
visitors, resources, and interpreter
13
Interpretion should be based on the Three Pillars. Which of the following is a Pillar?
your site's mission
all of the above
the interpretive resources
the audience
14
Universal concepts
are...
intangible
how we create programs about constellations
something that means the same thing to everyone
tangible
15
Lighting a jack pine cone on fire to show how it needs heat to open is an example of ...
storytelling
character interpretation
guided imagery
a demonstration
16
In this theme, which is an
intangible
?
The Oregon Trail is a story of hope, struggle, and survival.
Oregon
is
Trail
hope
17
For an interpretive
walk
, you should:
involve the audience
be a good host
all of the above
interpret the site
18
A strong interpretive
theme
is:
primarily factual
a program topic
one complete sentence
used on a marketing flyer
19
A tangible is ...
an interpretive theme
emotional
a universal concept
perceived with the senses
20
Tilden developed ______ principles of interpretation.
Interpretation can never be quantified
seven
six
five
21
When giving an interpretive talk, you should
introduce yourself
during the:
bridge
first subtheme
wait, who am I?
POW
22
Which is true about interpretive
themes
?
all programs should be based on them
they connect tangibles and intangibles
all of the above
written as one complete sentence
23
Which of the following contributes toward an interpreter's
credibility
?
guessing at pronunciations
preparedness
program topic was assigned by supervisor
lack of passion
24
To
develop
an effective interpretive program, we should ...
all of the above
write a strong theme
narrow down the topic
brainstorm tangibles & intangibles
25
Audience members with
vision disabilities
benefit from:
tactile techniques
visual aids such as photos
being treated differently
separate programs tailored to their needs
26
When using
storytelling
as an interpretive technique, you should:
use a monotone voice
memorize the story word-for-word
keep the listener engaged
insult other cultures
27
A guided walk's stops can be anywhere that's pretty.
True
False
28
Interference is ...
a glitchy Zoom meeting
bad TV or radio reception
something that keeps your audience from receiving your intended message
a sports foul
29
Interpretation's origins can be traced back to ....
All of the above
Ancient Roman Empire tour guides
Hunter and Gatherer guides
Early U.S. national park guides
30
In the structure of an interpretive talk, which of the following connects the subthemes?
transitions
questions
props
trick question; subthemes don't need to be connected
31
Freeman Tilden developed ...
the first interpretive talk
interpretive themes
the National Park Service
the first definition of interpretation
32
Audiences
at interpretive programs are ...
all the same age
wearing leisure suits
captive
recreational and using their free time
33
Using
questions
in your interpretive programs allows you to:
All of the above
emphasize important points
promote group interaction
get to know your audience beforehand
34
The original term for interpretation was...
interpretation
nature guiding
interpre-torture
drag and brag
35
Who is shown in this photo?
Enos Mills
Sam Ham
Freeman Tilden
Ron Zimmerman
36
Which of the following is one of Tilden's six principles?
tangibles
facts
relate
teenagers
37
We can
evaluate
our interpretive programs through:
mentor feedback
all of the above
self-evaluation
audience nonverbal responses
