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Basics of Speech - Test 1
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This is the name for handshakes, high fives and fist bumps.
Haptics
Posture
Gestures
Proxemics
2
One's sense of right and wrong.
Ethics
Symbol
Anecdote
Fear
3
Saying what the main areas of your speech will be.
Attention Getter
Call To Action
Signposting
Transition
4
Who is this guy?
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Tupac
Martin Luther
Ice Cube
5
That which is sent or said.
Channel
Receiver
Noise
Message
6
Most people's number one fear.
Irritable Bowell Syndrome
Dying
Dating
Public Speaking
7
John F. Kennedy's speeches often dealt with what threat?
Police Brutality
Nuclear War
Global Warming
Slavery
8
Aristotle's word for a personal and honest appeal.
Ethos
Rhetoric
Logos
Pathos
9
The one who decodes and interprets the message after it is sent.
Receiver
Sender
Channel
Message
10
Anything that stops communication.
Noise
Receiver
Channel
Barrier
11
Propaganda that uses a famous person to sell a product.
Testimonial
Transfer
Beautiful People
Plain Folks
12
Which one of the FIVE means how fast you're speaking?
Personality
Volume
Poise and posture
Pace and flow
13
Propaganda that pairs two things that are not alike to associate it with the product.
Beautiful People
Plain Folks
Transfer
Testimonial
14
Propaganda that depicts everyday people and their values.
Beautiful People
Transfer
Plain Folks
Testimonial
15
Listening style used to evaluate and analyze the message.
empathic
critical
appreciative
discriminative
16
Putting people into groups and saying they are all alike.
Enthusiasm
Motivation
Stereotyping
Conviction
17
"I have a dream that my...children will be judged not by the color of their skin but by the__.
grades they get
content of their character
money they make
people they meet
18
How much do we actually remember of what we hear?
25%
55%
95%
10%
19
The final few words of a speech.
Signposting
Attention Getter
Call To Action
Transition
20
These are body and hand movements when talking.
Proxemics
Posture
Gestures
Haptics
21
Words that move your speech from one area to another.
Attention Getter
Signposting
Call To Action
Transition
22
Martin L. King, Jr. gave his "I Have A Dream Speech" in front of what statue?
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Edison
23
A biological response to a dangerous situation.
Ethics
Anecdote
Fear
Symbol
24
A short story within a speech.
Fear
Symbol
Anecdote
Ethics
25
The most common way to start a speech.
Allusion
Joke
Startling Statement
Quotation
26
Aristotle's word for a logical and rational appeal.
Rhetoric
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
27
Listening style used often by counselors and best friends.
discriminative
evaluative
empathic
appreciative
28
Believing in what you say.
Conviction
Enthusiasm
Stereotyping
Motivation
29
Anything that stands for something else.
Fear
Symbol
Ethics
Anecdote
30
The beginning of a speech.
Signposting
Call To Action
Attention Getter
Transition
31
What does VINI, VOCI, VICI mean?
I came, I spoke, I conquered
I don't want to be here.
I came, I saw, I conquered
Mr. Mason is the DUDE.
32
Listening style used to single out particular sounds.
discriminative
appreciative
evaluative
empathic
33
This is the distance between you and the other person.
Proxemics
Gestures
Haptics
Posture
34
An inner dialogue with yourself.
Intrapersonal
Narrative
Impromptu
Interpersonal
35
Something that causes one to act.
Stereotyping
Conviction
Enthusiasm
Motivation
36
A secretion into the bloodstream resulting from fear or anger.
Adrenaline
Nitrogen
Insulin
Oxygen
37
A speech that tells a story.
Persuasive
Informative
Impromptu
Narrative
38
An organized speech with little preparation time.
Impromptu
Informative
Persuasive
Narrative
39
How much of what other people think of you is decided before you speak?
25%
10%
95%
55%
40
This is how you stand, sit and carry yourself.
Proxemics
Posture
Gestures
Haptics
41
Communication with others.
Intrapersonal
Narrative
Impromptu
Interpersonal
42
John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address took ideas from what speech from Abe Lincoln?
Infamy Speech
Gettysburg Address
Go to the Moon Speech
I Have A Dream
43
Listening style one would use when listening to music.
evaluative
appreciative
empathic
discriminative
44
John F. Kennedy gave a famous speech in Berlin. What was he standing in front of?
A wall
A statue of Lenin
A protest
A homeless shelter
45
This type of listener expects the speaker to do all the work.
Passive
Casual
Critical
Active
46
Aristotle's word for emotional appeal.
Pathos
Ethos
Rhetoric
Logos
47
The means through which the message is sent.
Channel
Message
Receiver
Noise
48
Propaganda that depicts attractive, happy people living a perfect life.
Transfer
Beautiful People
Testimonial
Plain Folks
49
This is the closest distance between friends.
Social
Intimate
Public
Personal
50
Shocks your audience into listening.
Joke
Startling Statement
Quotation
Allusion
51
The art or study of public speaking.
Pathos
Rhetoric
Logos
Ethos
52
What movie poster in Mr. Mason's room is this?
A Knight's Tale
I Have A Dream
The King's Speech
The Great Debaters
53
Directed energy that is contagious.
Stereotyping
Conviction
Motivation
Enthusiasm
54
Anything that hinders or gets in the way of communication.
Channel
Message
Noise
Receiver