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Comm Public Speaking 105b Exam I - Study Game
In front of an unwilling audience you should:
Listening is the process of:
Comm Public Speaking 105b Exam I - Study Game
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Listening is the process of:
All of the answers listed.
receiving and understanding
responding to verbal and non-verbal messages.
remembering and evaluating
2
In front of an unwilling audience you should:
refrain from speaking.
secure listeners attention as soon as possible.
threaten the audience until they agree.
change your topic.
3
Which is NOT true about listening and criticism regarding cultural differences?
Different cultures don't always agree.
Cultural differences can be a problem.
There are no challenges regarding gender.
Language differences can be a problem.
4
Identify the two principles to remember regarding audience analysis.
All audiences have similar cultures.
All audiences are unique and diverse.
All audiences are the same.
You should only speak to people who agree with you.
5
Others from different cultures may disagree with you in terms of listening and criticism.
True
False
6
In seeking information about your audience:
collect data through various sources.
use empathy.
All of the answers listed.
use intelligent inference.
7
Identify a general speech purpose.
to train new teachers on testing techniques
to gain support for a political candidate
to introduce a new cancer drug
to sell a new computer program to pharmacists
8
In analyzing audience factors consider:
political attitudes and beliefs.
All answers listed.
special interests of the group.
income levels and occupations.
9
The purpose of the speech's introduction is to:
orient the audience on the topic.
establish a speaker-audience-topic connection.
All answers listed
gain audience attention.
10
A tip for wording an effective thesis is to:
have a call to action at the end of the speech.
state a reason to agree.
have three main ideas to increase the length of the speech.
state your thesis as a declarative sentence.
11
A good speech topic:
should not be based on facts.
does not require research.
only involves current events.
is practical, and appropriate to you and the audience.
12
In analyzing the sociology and demographics of your audience, consider the following:
educational levels do not matter.
gender and affectionate orientation.
cultural factors are not an issue.
age is not something to be considered.
13
In adapting to an unfavorable audience:
clear up any possible misunderstandings.
All of the answers listed.
build on similarities.
build your speech from areas of agreement.
14
The 10 steps to preparing a speech include:
analyze your audience, conduct research, and rehearse.
Answers 1 and 2
Visit the venue
select your topic and thesis, and collect materials,
15
There are two principles to audience analysis to remember.
False
True
16
The purpose of the speech's introduction:
is what you build the speech around.
is to evoke feeling.
is the one central idea of the speech.
is to grab attention.
17
Cultural differences in language and speech are not a problem.
False
Ture
18
Smooth transitions:
make the speech parts clear to your audience.
hold the parts of the speech, the points and facts together.
Answers 1 and 3
make it easy to leave the venue.
19
A speech purpose is both general and specific.
True
False
20
A tip for wording an effective thesis is to:
have smooth transitions.
limit your thesis to one central idea
suggest reasons to agree.
call your audience to action.
21
The principles for giving effective criticism DO NOT include:
recognizing your ethical obligations.
stressing the positives.
being honest and helpful.
disagreeing and making hurtful remarks.
22
In listening to criticism:
fight back.
evaluate the criticism.
write a poor review of the critic.
it's not important, plug your ears.
23
Who gains personally and socially from public speaking?
the critic
the speaker
all answers listed here
the listener
24
The principles for giving effective criticism DO NOT include:
being constructive.
owning your criticism.
heckling the speaker.
focusing on behavior.
25
Culture influences listening and criticism.
True
False
26
Which is NOT true regarding audience analysis.
Gender difference is never an issue.
Audiences may have gender differences.
All are audiences are unique.
All audiences are diverse.
27
In seeking information about your audience:
All of the answers listed.
interview members of the audience
consider the value of observation
collect data through questionnaires.
28
In gathering source materials:
do not use the web.
government publications are off limits.
libraries and general references works may help.
peer-review magazines should not be used.
29
Culture influences listening in that:
Different cultures always disagree.
Cultural differences are not a problem.
Cultural differences need to be considered.
All cultures view criticisms the same.
30
Among the 5 stages of listening are:
giving a poor review.
responding or reacting to the message.
being obnoxious.
answering questions asked by the speaker.
31
Guidelines for improving listening include:
listen actively
listen for total meaning
listen politely
All of the answers listed.
32
The purpose of the speech's conclusion
is to give information.
is to recap, motivate, and close.
grabbs attention.
is what you build the speech around.
33
Among the 5 stages of listening are:
understanding the speaker's thoughts and emotions.
answering questions.
boycotting the venue.
heckling the speaker.
34
The purpose of the introduction is to:
all of the answers listed
orient the audience on the topic
establish connections with the audience
gain the audiences attention
35
Topoi means:
the place where a speech will be performed.
the time a speech will be performed.
involving the tropics.
the system of topics.
36
In analyzing the sociology and demographics of your audience, consider the following:
educational levels matter.
cultural factors can be an issue.
All answers listed.
age is something to be considered.
37
Sources should be:
sufficient of the information.
from a qualified author.
fair and accurate.
All of the answers listed.
38
Accusations of plagiarism can be avoided by:
avoiding research.
not including quotes.
not acknowledging your sources.
citing sources even if you are paraphrasing.
39
Among the 5 stages of listening are:
plagiarism.
making eye contact.
evaluating or judging the message.
giving verbal criticism during a speech.
40
Guidelines for improving listening include:
listen ethically
listen with an open mind
All of the answers listed.
listen with empathy
41
Among the 5 stages of listening are:
receiving the speakers verbal and non-verbal messages
sleeping in the audience.
forgetting the message.
speaking in a loud voice.
42
You can only speak to groups which you relate to culturally.
True
False
43
In listening to criticism:
seek clarification.
don't accept the critic viewpoint.
do not listen with an open mind.
take it personally.
44
The nature of communication apprehension means:
visual aids keep audience attention and interest.
performance visualization does not decrease apprehension.
the fear of public speaking is especially high.
desensitization increases apprehension.
45
Identify a specific speech purpose.
speaking to teachers to sway their vote
introducing a new cancer drug to doctors
persuading or informing the audience
teaching drivers training to teenagers
46
Criticism can:
identify strengths and weaknesses.
identify standards for evaluating speeches.
help the speaker improve as a speaker
All of the answers listed.
47
Identify a specific speech purpose.
speaking to a group of teachers to gain their vote
to gain support of a political candidate
to talk about transportation issues
to sell computer software to pharmacists.
48
Purpose and thesis are the same thing.
False
True
49
Topics may be found through:
yourself and brainstorming.
new items and topics lists.
surveys.
All of the answers listed.
50
Among the elements of public speaking there are:
verbal and non-verbal messages
all answers listed
noise and the atmosphere of the room
the speaker presenting and the audience
51
Which best defines public speaking?
when a speaking to an audience with a continuous message.
having a conversation with friends
showing a group how to make something
speaking about a topic in public
52
Identify a general speech purpose.
introduce new health plan options.
debate a political issue involving funding.
to inform or persuade the audience.
to speak about a medical treatment for skin disorders.
53
Culture influences listening in that:
Differences in language can be a problem.
Cultural differences in criticism need to be considered.
criticism views differ in the rules considered appropriate.
All the answers listed.
54
What happens in the body of the speech?
the audience becomes bored.
All of the answers listed.
main points and facts are given
Audience attention is gained.
55
The purpose of the speech's body
grabbs attention.
is to give information.
is what you build the speech around.
is the one central idea of the speech.
56
What are the three parts of a speech?
The introduction, body and conclusion.
smooth transitions
all of the answers listed.
attention grabbers
57
The principles for giving effective criticism DO NOT include:
being specific.
stressing the positives.
being objective.
being mean and cruel.
58
Define thesis.
none of the answers listed
to inform through public speaking
to persuade through public speaking
the central idea, the theme, the essence of your speech
59
The thesis:
is all of the answers listed.
is what you build you speech around.
is the one central idea of the speech.
it the theme of your speech.
60
Define criticism.
Giving only good feed back to a speaker.
It is when the audience boos a speaker.
It is the process of judging and evaluating a work.
Writing a negative review.
61
The thesis:
is the attention grabber.
pulls everything together.
is the one central idea of the speech.
evokes the feeling
62
In the conclusion of a speech the speaker:
summarizes, motivates, and closes the speech.
states the facts and gives examples.
uses smooth transitions.
All of the above
63
Among the 5 stages of listening are:
remembering and retaining the message.
noise interruptions.
sleeping during a speech
boos from the crowd.
64
In regard to context factors:
the number of listeners is not an issue.
there are no context issues.
the number of listeners should be considered.
physical space is not an issue.
65
Criticism can:
show the audience is listening.
All of the answers listed.
show the audience is concerned about the speaker's progress.
help a speaker improve.
