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Speech 205 Final Exam
Speech 205 Final Exam
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Chronemics is
Using breathing to calm down
How you use time during your speech
How you make your words shine
Telling a speech so boring we can feel ourselves getting old
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Which of the following is a canon of rhetoric
All of the above
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
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The order of Monroe's Motivated Sequence is
Satisfy Need-Attention-Establish Need-Action-Visualization
Action-Establish Need-Attention-satisfy need-Visualization
Attention-Establish Need-Satisfy Need-Visualization-Action
Visualization-Attention-Action-Establish Need-Satisfy Need
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What are the parts of a speech
Attention getter, main ideas, call to action
Main Idea, credibility, conclusion
Introduction, main points, conclusion
Introduction, topical review, conclusion
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A slippery slope
Slides easily from one topic to the next
Allows you to control the conversation
Works from something small to an improbable extreme
Uses fluid logic by sliding from one idea to another quickly
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Temporal, Spatial & Topical are
The TST Chronology Squence
Rhetorical references
Types of speeches
Different ways to present main points
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When you attack a position a person doesn't even hold it is called
Hitting below the belt
Creating an argument that lacks courage
False equivalence
Straw person fallacy
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The effect when the end of a speech is likely to be remembered is called
Retention
Conclusionary
Recency
Latency
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Elements that define characteristics of your audience are called
Market Research
Data Points
Demography
Demographics
10
Illustrators are
Visual presentation aids
In high demand in advertising
Always drawing conclusions
Adding movement to emphasize words
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When you are so nervous you can't think clearly it is called
Social Intolerance
Debilitative Nervousness
Anxiety
Introspection
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Trustworthiness, Knowledge, Experience and Likability are all parts of
Credibility
Facilitation
Interpersonal Communication
Public Speaking
13
How you position your body in relation to the receiver is called
Proxemics
Spatial Orientation
Body Positioning
Body Orientation
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In a conclusion it is important to review what your speech was about
True
False
15
When you mirror the positive or negative aspects of another's communication you are using
Spirals
Combative speech
Reflection
Deflection
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Inductive, Example Causal, Sign and Comparison are all types of
Perspectives
Logic
Empathy
Reason
17
Self Monitoring behavior is
Being conscious of how others view you
Recording your speeches
Thinking before you speak
Paying attention to your flaws
18
Speaking to one or a few people is called
Interpersonal communication
A Conversation
Intrapersonal Communication
Instructive Communication
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An emotional appeal to move the audience to feel with you is called
Obfuscation
Empathy
Enlightening
Persuasion
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What includes an attention getter, credibility statement, topic reveal and preview statement
Introduction
Visualization
Main ideas
Monroe's Motivated Sequence
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Intrapersonal communication is
How you communicate with close friends
How you communicate with large audiences
How you communicate with yourself
How you communicate between groups
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A moderate level of nervousness that is normal and may be helpful is called
Intensity
Facilitative Nervousness
Action Potential
Stage Fright
23
Paralanguage encompasses
Speaking in choppy sentences
How you use your voice
Medical terminology
Assistive devices for the hearing impaired
24
Noise during a speech is
Psychological
Physiological
External
All of the above
25
Your conclusion shouldn't use a statement that ties back to the introduction
False
True
26
The effect when the beginning of a speech is likely to be remembered is called
Introductory affiliation
Primacy
Prime placement
Priming the audience
27
Specific gestures with commonly known meanings that replace words are called
Emblems
Illustrators
Paralanguage
Sign language
28
Feedback is
Constructive criticism
Your instructor's notes
A noise from the microphone
The audience's reaction
29
Vocal variety, articulation, dialect, and fluency are elements of
Ways to keep the audience interested
Giving a good speech
Getting a Master's degree
An effective speaking voice
30
What you actually mean when you are saying something different is called
Suggestive
Metamessage
Subtext
Shade
31
Expressing opinion as fact is called
Fake it til you make it
Baffling with bs
Dogma
Conviction
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How close or far you are from the audience is called
Chronemics
Body Positioning
Illustrators
Proxemics
33
Self Concept and Self Concept Support are
Supported by good nutrition
Self esteem and bolstering self esteem
Self awareness and refinement
Credibility enhancers
34
the Ad Populum fallacy in reasoning
Attacks a person instead of their ideas
Attacks a political party
Uses advertising to sway public opinion
Seeks consensus to overpower an argument
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A close minded person
Believes authority is absolute
Views the world as a threatening place
Rejects new ideas and is closed to new information
All of the above
36
Causal reasoning errors
Manipulate using a false cause
Try to correlate information inappropriately
Attempt to use deflection
All of the above
37
How a speech is delivered is called the:
Conduit
Mode
Channel
Stream
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What kind of speech is practiced, prepared and uses a keyword outline
Impromptu
Memorized
Manuscript
Extemporaneous
