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Speech Midterm Review!
Speech Midterm Review!
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A review quiz for Ms. Becker's COM 201 course at #EAC
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1
Goal: to have your intended message be the message that is actually communicated
False
True
2
To ___ is to restate or summarize an author's ideas into your own words.
plagiarize
quote
summarize
paraphrase
3
What are the three kinds of leadership needs faced by all problem-solving small groups?
task, procedural, maintenance
procedural, attendance, judgment
decision, maintenance, procedural
task, agenda, consensus
4
How can you gather information about your audience for analysis?
Situational analysis
Data collection or sampling
Inference
Observations
5
Most often, a speaker’s general purpose will be one of two —to inform or to demonstrate.
False
True
6
A listener’s ethical obligations include
maintaining free and open expression of ideas
agreeing with everything the speaker says
being courteous and attentive
judging the speaker based on their prestige
7
Use the library ___ to find information that it owns and has access to.
general index
periodicals guide
encyclopedia
catalogue
8
A speech that goes in order from first, to next/and then, to last is written in ___ order.
topical
spatial
personal
chronological
9
Skills used in public speaking and everyday conversation are:
adapting to listener feedback
all of these
organizing thoughts logically
tailoring message to audience
10
Listening in class, or learn how to do something, is ___ listening.
critial
appreciative
comprehensive
empathetic
11
B/c every person has a unique __, the meaning of message can never be exactly the same to both
attitudinal core
psychological field
frame of reference
personal screen
12
Identify this model of communication
Action/Linear
Transactional
Interactional
13
Every speech contains two messages; one sent by speaker and the one received by the listener
False
True
14
Hearing and listening is the same thing
False
True
15
Critical listening: listening to evaluate a message for purposes of accepting or rejecting it
False
True
16
You should go to the library if you need help researching.
True
False
17
If you make a mistake when you are giving a speech, the
best
thing to do is
keep going with the speech
assume you've failed
state it again the way you'd planned
run away
18
Thinking positively about your ability is one way to control your anxiety about speaking
False
True
19
The first responsibility of a speaker is to make sure her or his goal is ethically sound.
False
True
20
Audiences are usually critical of speakers for making minor mistakes
False
True
21
Symposium: each person does their own sub-section of a topic.
True
False
22
A very common mistake when creating your first speech is:
inappropriate PowerPoint
not enough research
too much material/too broad
23
One defining trait of a small group is:
predetermined leader
uses reflective thinking
assembled for a specific purpose
everyone in the group has a similar frame of reference
24
The three main parts of a speech are:
opening, center, end
intro, core, closing
attention-getter, main section, ending
intro, body, conclusion
25
Being an ethical speakers means ...
Respecting other's right to free speech
Avoiding plagiarism
Being truthful
Citing all your sources aloud
26
"Public speaking as a form of empowerment", means that public speaking is
a way to manipulate
a way to make a difference
way to demonstrate how clever we are
way to make bad ideas seem good
27
People spend more time __________ than in any other communication activity
reading
speaking
listening
writing
28
Listening to music would be a form of __ listening.
appreciative
empathetic
critical
critical
29
Public speakers can present other people’s ideas as their own w/out being guilty of plagiarism
False
True
30
Carefully prepared/rehearsed speech; presented from brief set of notes is a(n) _____ speech
spontaneous
extemporaneous
informative
transitional
31
Dealing w/ logical relations, soundness of evidence, and differences between fact and opinion =
critical thinking
rational communication
deduction
oral deliberation
32
The
first
thing a speaker needs to do in the introduction of a speech is to
tell them your purpose
introduce the topic
get their attention
tell your name
33
Once you learn a speech and have given it, you never need to adapt it to an audience again.
True
False
34
Speaking confidently, using good eye contact and non-distracting gestures = what speaking competence?
Adept use of visual aids
Corresponding nonverbals
suitable vocal expression
Engaging introduciton
35
Public speakers have ethical obligation to avoid name-calling/abusive language b/c such lang.
is used by speakers who are unprepared
changes meaning based on frame of reference
demeans groups or individuals being attacked
violates political correctness standards