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Voluntary preparation for the upcoming exam.
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This topic is something you are interested in or passionate about.
Current Events
Personal Interest
Boring Events
Overused Topics
2
Which of the following is not a type of listening?
Active
Critical
Empathetic
Passive
3
When someone automatically listens to the things they think are important and interesting it’s known as
Listening Distractions
Arrogant
Selective Perception
4
The act of recognizing, understanding, and accurately interpreting messages communicated by others is known as listening
False
True
5
What part of the speech should you build first?
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
6
This is the inadvertent use of a word or phrase in place of one that sounds like it
Coincidence
Accident
Malapropism
7
Interpersonal relationships fulfill an individuals for need for control, inclusion, and
Attraction
Regard
Affection
8
One of the three main speech outlines is
Phrase
Structure
9
Good speakers will key words and phrases to help the audience remember their speech.
Style
Repeat
Ignore
Mimic
10
Values are our judgements or standards of what’s good and bad in life.
TRUE
FALSE
11
If two people are encouraging a relationship to develop they are
Initiating
Intensifying
Bonding
Integrating
12
You do not have to cite common knowledge
TRUE
FALSE
13
Good speeches contain accurate, relevant, and supporting material (facts, statistics, memorable events)
TRUE
FALSE
14
Communication between two people is...
Small Group
Public
Mass
Dyadic
15
Which of the following does not cause a fear of public speaking?
prior negative experience
easiness about being the center of attention
feeling different
lack of speaking experience
16
A ___________ audience is one that chooses to be there such as a church service.
Voluntary
Captive
17
Your visual aid should be enough for people to see in the back of the room.
Huge
Large
Tiny
Small
18
What are the thee parts of a speech?
Conclusion
Introduction
Supporting Materials
Body
19
Narratives tell tales that are real or imaginary.
TRUE
FALSE
20
It is important to develop this portion of your speech first.
Body
Conclusion
introduction
21
This is the speed of the delivery of your presentation.
Pause
Pace
Rate
Pitch
22
These are the ways in which people perceive reality.
Beliefs
Attitudes
Ethics
Values
23
The person who initiates the communication process is the
Receiver
Feedback
Noise
Sender
24
The most important part of the communication model is the fact
The meaning lies in the sender
The Meaning Lies in the Receiver
25
When you focus more on the differences you have as a couple instead of your similarities.
Avoiding
Circumscribing
Differentiating
Stagnating
26
This paints the picture of what you’re describing or discussing to your audience.
Vivid imagery
Figures of Speech
Similes
Delivery
27
This section sets the tone and gets the attention of the audience.
Body
introduction
Conclusion
28
The process of gathering and analyzing information about audience members is called
Audience Inquiry
Audience Evaluation
Audience Investigation
Audience Analysis
29
A main point should not introduce more than one idea
TRUE
FALSE
30
This anxiety happens when you know you are going to have to give a speech
Performance
Preparation
Pre-Preparation
Pre-Performance
31
As a rule, people pay less attention to topics that are in line with their values & beliefs.
TRUE
FALSE
32
Which of these should be used when analyzing the speech setting
Seating capacity and arrangement
Sound and lighting
Size of audience
Time and length
33
We may chose a friend because they are attractive
TRUE
FALSE
34
You should avoid because it is hard to find fresh information and ideas on these topics.
Current Events
Boring Events
Overused Topics
Personal Interest
35
Which of these are types of speech methods
manuscript
impromptu
memorized
extemporaneous
36
When two people mirror each other they are
Opposite
Complementary
Symmetrical
Proximity
37
The __ of your speech refers to the word choices used to express ideas and achieve the purpose of the speech.
Style
Method
Delivery
38
This research is first hand research such as interviews and surveys done by you, the speaker.
Primary
Secondary
39
Beliefs are general evaluations of people, objects, or events as good or bad, useful or useless.
FALSE
TRUE
40
This is the process of deciding how to order your main points
Organizing
Outlining
41
These substantiate or prove that your statement is correct
Supporting Materials
Primary Research
Sources
Secondary Research
42
The psychological process of receiving sound is defined as...
listening
hearing
43
Which of the following is not a way to select your topic?
Current Events
Boring Events
Overused Topics
Personal Interest
44
This is the process of putting speech points on paper in order of importance.
Organizing
Outlining
45
When speaking you should use ___ rather than more words.
Less
Few
Fewer
46
You are not required to cite your sources orally?
FALSE
TRUE
47
You should state the of your speech, so your listeners understand why you are delivering the speech.
Topic
Purpose
48
External and internal distractions such as defensive listening and perception are know as
Barriers
Banners
Biases
49
What is the first step in relational development
Initiating
Intensifying
Integrating
Bonding
50
A ________ audience is required to be there. For example, a high school class
Captive
Voluntary
51
In Johari’s window, information that is known to others but not to yourself is the ____ pane
Open
Unknown
Hidden
Blind
52
When someone automatically listens to the things they think are important and interesting...
Selective Perception
Defensive Perception
Defensive Listening
Selective Listening
53
Life happenings create your...
Frame of Reference
Shared Meaning
View
54
Which of the following is not an organizational pattern for a speech?
circular
whimsical
chronological
cause and effect
55
To avoid plagiarism always ______ your sources.
Ignore
Say
Cite
Quote
56
This is the study of moral conduct and responsibilities we have towards the audience and ourselves.
Accountability
Credibility
Ethics
Responsibility
57
When one person wants the relationship to stay the same but the other wants things to change
Stability/Change
Privacy/Expression
Integration/Separation
58
A person will always pay attention to verbal over nonverbal communication
True
False
59
Which of the following is not considered a type of supporting material?
Anecdotes
Facts
Examples
Common knowledge
60
This research includes books, magazines, journals, etc.
Secondary
Primary
61
Noise is only psychological?
TRUE
FALSE
62
Small group communication is generally between __ to ___people
3-5
4-9
3-7
3-9
63
Positive thinking helps a speaker to ________ success before speaking.
Picture
Envision
See
Visualize
64
In this class, you must have how many main points.
Four
One
Three
Two
65
In Johari’s window, information that is known to yourself and to others is the ____ pane
Open
Unknown
Hidden
Blind
66
This statement is the theme or central idea of your speech
Thesis
Need
67
When interaction between two people becomes awkward.
Differentiating
Stagnating
Avoiding
Circumscribing
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One of the biggest keys to being successful is to ___ your speech
Practice
Breathe
Rehearse
Exercise