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1
What is a commemorative speech?
a speech that introduces someone to the audience
a speech that pays tribute to someone or something
a speech that roasts someone
a speech that presents someone with an award
2
What type of reasoning moves from particular facts to a general conclusion?
Causal
Analogical
Principle
Specific instances
3
When can you cite an abstract instead of the full article in your speech?
Only in October
Never
When I can only find the abstract
When my instructor says it's okay
4
What type of testimony comes from ordinary people with firsthand experience?
Public
Expert
Subjective
Peer
5
Better spontaneity and conversational quality are attributed to what type of delivery?
Manuscript
Impromptu
Memory
Extemporaneous
6
Which step of Monroe's motivated sequence uses vivid imagery to intensify a desire?
Need
Action
Visualization
Satisfaction
7
An error in reasoning is...
a failure
an error
a mistake
a fallacy
8
The term for keeping the audience in mind at every step of the speech prep & presentation.
Audience-centeredness
Audience-focused
Audience prevalence
Audience-minded
9
What is immediate action?
It convinces audience to act in support of a policy
It avoids comparing different policies
It convinces audience a policy is desirable
It avoids encouraging action to support a policy
10
Who's your favorite speech teacher?
Ms. Odell
Ms. Reynolds / Ms. Quigley
Ms. Flynn / Ms. Hardin
Mrs. Knipp
11
"Like you, I know the exhaustion that comes with a morning class" is an example of...
respecting your audience
adjusting to expectations
adapting to beliefs
adapting to the audience
12
What is an example of a demographic question?
What is your age?
What is your disposition toward public speaking?
What is your favorite Starbuck's drink?
What is your opinion on winter?
13
What kind of supporting material quantifies a speaker's ideas?
Research
Example
Testimony
Statistics
14
Name the fallacy
: attacks the person rather than dealing with the real issue
False Cause
Appeal to Novelty
Ad Hominem
Either-Or
15
Pick an example of how a speaker's appearance would be keeping with the occasion of the speech.
A student wears a prom dress for her persuasive speech
Sam wears swimming trunks to teach his CMST 1110 class
A president wears a suit at a press conference
Lee wears neon green to speak at his aunt's funeral
16
The process of creating, reinforcing, or changing people's beliefs or actions is a speech...
To persuade
To inform
To commemorate
To entertain
17
Name the fallacy
: introduces irrelevant issues to divert attention away from the subject
Red Herring
False Cause
Either-Or
Appeal to Tradition
18
"Her words are the water refreshing my soul" is an example of...
Repetition
Alliteration
Metaphor
Simile
19
What type of question requires responses at fixed intervals along with different answers?
Fixed-alternative Questions
Ethical Questions
Open-ended Questions
Scale Questions
20
Expensive tuition, shrinking education budgets, & new scholarships are main ideas in a...
Problem-Solution Speech
Monroe's Motivated Sequence Speech
Topical Speech
Problem-Cause-Solution Speech
21
Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country is an example of
Antithesis
Alliteration
Metaphor
Parallelism
22
What is an example of a reference work?
Journal Abstracts
Youtube Tutorials
Research Guides
Encyclopedias
23
Establishing common ground, explaining your expertise, & fluent delivery are ways to enhance...
your charisma
your knowledge
your credibility
your public speaking abilities
24
What questions should you use to evaluate statistics?
Are the measurements used correctly?
Are the stats normal?
Are the stats representative?
Are the stats from a reliable source?
25
What is one criteria for judging Internet sources?
Recency
Sponsorship
Correctness
Authorship
26
Vivid examples have a strong _______ on listeners.
consideration
impact
sway
influence
27
What is
NOT
needed in an oral citation in your speech?
Date
Article Title
Author Credibility
Source
28
"The solution to stress is regularly doing yoga" is what step in Monroe's Motivated Sequence?
Satisfaction
Need
Action
Visualization
29
What is vocal variety?
Change in the speaker's expression and emotion
Change in the speaker's rate, pitch & volume
Change in the speaker's nonverbal cues
Change in the speaker's gestures
30
What is a way to generate rhythm?
Alliteration
Antithesis
Repetition
Parallelism
31
What kind of questions ask about the audience's disposition toward a topic?
Demographic Questions
Scale Questions
Fixed-Alternative Questions
Situational Questions
32
What is practicality?
If the speaker's will be practical
If the speaker's plan will solve the problem
If the speaker's plan is realistic
If the speaker's plan is easy to understand
33
Why are examples a good supporting material?
Because they are concise
Because they are specific
Because they are personalized
Because they help you relate to the audience
34
Going through your preparation outline is the first step for...
practicing delivery
speech editing
ethically speaking
practicing gestures
35
Why is Wikipedia useful for your speeches?
It gives you trustworthy information
The footnotes can give you sources to use
It gives you unique information about a topic
The authors are credible
36
What are your major concerns with respect to persuasive reasoning?
Reasoning is convincing
Reasoning is concise
Reasoning is free from fallacies
Reasoning is sound
37
What type of meaning comes from the emotions associated with a word?
Connotative
Denotative
Relative
Speculative
38
"If you don't sleep, you're more likely to be irritable" is what method of reasoning?
Specific instances
Causal
Analogical
Principle
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Name the fallacy:
a speaker jumps to a broad conclusion based on insufficient evidence
Bandwagon
Slippery Slope
Hasty Generalization
Invalid Analogy
40
"I want you to hear me, hear me in your dreams, hear me in your heart" is an example of...
Parallelism
Alliteration
Simile
Repetition
41
Which statement is a question of value?
To persuade my audience that they should have house plants
To persuade my audience that they should donate blood
To persuade my audience that capital punishment is wrong
To persuade my audience that cereal is soup
42
"The headlights looked like the sun" is an example of...
Simile
Metaphor
Concrete Words
Antithesis
43
Academic Search Complete
is an example of what type of source?
Academic Database
Periodical Source
Literature Source
Reference Work
44
People's tendency to be concerned above all with their own values, beliefs, & well-being
narcissism
egalitarianism
self-centeredness
egocentrism
45
When you restate a source's idea in your own words you are...
quoting
plagiarizing
paraphrasing
picking and choosing
46
What is a brief example?
An example that describe an imaginary situation
A specific case referred to in passing to illustrate a point
A picture that you say nothing about
A story developed at some length to illustrate a point
47
Which statement is a question of policy?
To persuade my audience that capital punishment is wrong
To persuade my audience that Domino's is the best pizza shop
To persuade my audience that they should shop at Aldi's
To persuade my audience that hotdogs are a sandwich
48
All of these are basic kinds of supporting materials
EXCEPT
Descriptions
Testimony
Example
Statistics
49
"We need to eat fish, to take vitamins, and to exercise" is an example of...
Parallelism
Repetition
Concrete Words
Alliteration
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Name the type of question:
The average number of cats people own is closest to: 1, 3, 5, 10+
statistic question
scale question
fixed-alternative question
open-ended question
