SPCM 200 Spring 2023 Final Practice

Question 1

RESEARCH THAT IS PRODUCED BY PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARS AND PUBLISHED IN PEER-REVIEWED ACADEMIC OUTLETS

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Academic Sources

Question 2

THE WAYS IN WHICH SPEAKERS USE SPACE TO ADVANCE THEIR SPEAKING SITUATION

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Proxemics

Question 3

VOCALIZED CUES GIVEN TO AN AUDIENCE TO INFORM THEM WHERE A STATEMENT OR IDEA IN A SPEECH COMES FROM

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Verbal Citations

Question 4

“PETER PIPER PICKED A PECK OF PICKLED PEPPERS” IS AN EXAMPLE OF THIS STYLISTIC DEVICE

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Alliteration

Question 5

THE UNDEFINED, UNCLEAR, VAGUE DESCRIPTION OF A SITUATION

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Ambiguity

Question 6

HOW A SPEAKER USES THEIR BODY IN A SPEECH TO EMPHASIZE THEIR WORDS

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Delivery

Question 7

COMMON LINES OF ARGUMENT THAT A GOOD SPEAKER CAN GO TO THAT ARE APPLICABLE FOR ALMOST ANY TOPIC OR SUBJECT MATTER

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Topoi

Question 8

THE MINDFUL AND THOROUGH INVESTIGATION OF PUBLIC PROBLEMS AND POLICY

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Deliberation

Question 9

PUBLIC SPEAKING IS JUST READING ALOUD

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False

Question 10

A MOVEMENT THAT HAS MEANING THAT IS DISTINCT FROM THE SPEAKER’S WORDS

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Illustrative Gesture

Question 11

"WE CAN EITHER USE ENTIRELY SUSTAINABLE OR UNSUSTAINABLE ENERGY" IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHICH LOGICAL FALLACY?

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False Dilemma

Question 12

THE WILLINGNESS TO HEAR VIEWS, PERSPECTIVES, AND BELIEFS THAT ARE DIFFERENT FROM THEIR OWN AND FULLY CONSIDER THEM

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Open-Mindedness

Question 13

“CLARA HAS NUMEROUS PINK SPOTS ON HER SKIN, THEREFORE, CLARA HAS CHICKENPOX” IS THIS TYPE OF REASONING.

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Sign

Question 14

A WIDE ARRAY OF ARTIFACTS AND TOOLS AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE SPEAKER TO AID HER IN AMPLIFYING THE MESSAGE(S) OF HER SPEECH

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Speaking Aids

Question 15

CONSIDERING THE HISTORY, SIGHTS, AND FUNCTION OF THE SPACE AROUND YOU IS THIS KIND OF SPEAKING AID

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Environmental Aid

Question 16

SITUATIONS THAT HAVE NO TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS, PRIMARILY BECAUSE THEY INVOLVE COMPETING UNDERLYING PARADOXES

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Wicked Problems

Question 17

THE PERSONAL AND CONSISTENT PRINCIPLES THAT INDIVIDUALS USE TO DETERMINE WHAT IS GOOD AND BAD

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Morals

Question 18

TRUE OR FALSE: HATE SPEECH IS NOT PROTECTED UNDER THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

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False

Question 19

SPEECHES THAT PROVIDE THE PUBLIC WITH INFORMATION DURING EVENTS THAT THREATEN PUBLIC SAFETY

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Public Advisories

Question 20

A WAY THAT A SPEAKER SHOWS ETHOS IN THEIR INTRODUCTION

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Credibility Statement

Question 21

WHICH OF THESE IS NOT AN INARTISTIC FORM OF PROOF

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Logos

Question 22

WHAT DOES THIS IMAGE REPRESENT?

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The Semantic Triangle of Meaning

Question 23

TO SPEAK WITH ONE, UNCHANGING TONE THROUGHOUT THE COURSE OF A SPEECH

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Monotone

Question 24

THE RHETORICAL TOOLS THAT LET THE AUDIENCE KNOW WHERE WE ARE IN THE COURSE OF A SPEECH

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Signposts

Question 25

THE BELIEF THAT ONE’S OWN CULTURE IS SUPERIOR TO OTHERS

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Ethnocentrism

Question 26

ATTACKING THE SPEAKER INSTEAD OF THEIR ARGUMENT IS WHICH LOGICAL FALLACY?

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Ad Hominem

Question 27

A FORM OF REASONING THAT CONNECTS EVIDENCE TO A CLAIM

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Warrant

Question 28

A KNOWINGLY FALSE STATEMENT MADE IN PUBLIC THAT HARMS THE REPUTATION OF ANOTHER PERSON OR ENTITY

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Defamation

Question 29

SPEAKING AIDS THAT RELY ON TOUCH AND TEXTURE

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Haptic

Question 30

WHICH OF THESE IS NOT A CORNER OF THE SEMANTIC TRIANGLE OF MEANING?

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Speaker

Question 31

HAVING YOUR AUDIENCE RAISE THEIR HAND IF THEY FALL INTO A PARTICULAR CATEGORY OR HAVE HAD A PARTICULAR EXPERIENCE

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Hand Survey

Question 32

THE ORDERING PATTERN FOR A POLICY SPEECH THAT ALLOWS THE SPEAKER TO CONTRAST TWO POLICIES IS CALLED:

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Comparative Advantage

Question 33

WHICH OF THESE IS NOT A STEP FROM MONROE&#x27;S MOTIVATED SEQUENCE?

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Practicality

Question 34

STATEMENTS GIVEN BY A WITNESS IN THE COURT OF LAW UNDER OATH

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Sworn Testimony

Question 35

ONLINE RESEARCH THROUGH A GENERIC SEARCH TOOL THAT GIVES THE RESEARCHER ACCESS TO FREE CONTENT ON THE INTERNET

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Unrestricted online search

Question 36

WHAT DOES THIS IMAGE REPRESENT?

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The Standard Model of Communication

Question 37

USING THE AUDIENCE’S VALUE PERSPECTIVES TO PERSUADE THEM TO ADOPT A DIFFERENT POLICY POSITION

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Moral Reframing

Question 38

YOU ARE NOT A MORNING PERSON, AND YOU DECIDE TO TAKE SPCM 200 AT 1PM, WHAT DIMENSION OF SPEAKING ARE YOU CONTROLLING?

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Time

Question 39

WHICH OF THESE IS NOT A BASIC ELEMENT OF AN ARGUMENT

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Analogy

Question 40

THE POLICY SPEECH FEATURES THE NEED, PLAN, AND _______.

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Practicality

Question 41

WHICH OF THESE IS NOT INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE?

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You guys

Question 42

THE INTRODUCTION CONSISTS OF THE ATTENTION GETTER, THESIS STATEMENT, ________, CREDIBILITY STATEMENT, AND PREVIEW

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Relevancy Statement

Question 43

THE SPEAKER, AUDIENCE, ____, TIME, ENVIRONMENT, AND ______ ARE ALL DIMENSIONS OF A SPEAKING SITUATION

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Occasion and Immediacy

Question 44

"WE SHOULD DO THIS BECAUSE CANADA DOES IT" IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHICH LOGICAL FALLACY?

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Bandwagon

Question 45

RESTATEMENT OF ANOTHER PERSON OR INSTITUTION’S IDEA IN THE SPEAKER’S OWN WORDS

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Paraphrasing

Question 46

ACCORDING TO THE STANDARD MODEL OF COMMUNICATION, "NOISE" CAN BE UNDERSTOOD AS:

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Influences that hinder successful communication

Question 47

THE PHRASES: "EVEN THOUGH," AND "IN CONCLUSION" ARE EXAMPLES OF WHAT?

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Transitions

Question 48

ORDERING YOUR MAIN POINTS AS A STORY

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Narrative Pattern

Question 49

THE FORM OF PLAGIARISM WHERE PIECES OF A PREVIOUS SPEECH YOU GAVE ARE REUSED IS CALLED:

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Self

Question 50

TRUE OR FALSE: APPEALING TO PEOPLE&#x27;S EMOTIONS HAS NO PLACE IN ETHICAL PUBLIC SPEAKING

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False

SPCM 200 Spring 2023 Final Practice

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