Speech Lesson 3, 4, & 5 Quiz Review

Which spacing refers to anything closer than 18 inches?

Which of the 5 physiological responses is the inability to move or act against a threat?

Which is a listening style used to encourage people to speak freely, without fear of embarrassment or solutions?

Which refers to ideas, facts or allegations spread to oppose a cause, often distorting the truth or deceiving audiences?

Which terms refers to a shared goal or interest?

What part of the body is activated when we sense fear?

Which is a listening style used to single out one particular sound in a noisy environment?

Which of the 5 physiological responses is to face any perceived threat aggressively?

Which of these factors does not attribute to stage fright being classified as a social phobia?

Which of the following describes the process of hearing (not listening)?

Studies show we only remember how much of what we hear?

Which is a listening style used to enjoy pleasurable sounds?

What is the feeling you have when you believe that you are capable of handling a situation successfully?

Which is a listening style used to evaluate whether or not a person's message is logical, worthwhile, or has value?

which term refers to the way someone views the world?

Which refers to when you break off from a conversation completely through zoning out or other communication barriers?

Which of the 5 physiological responses is to please a threat in order to avoid conflict?

What is the appropriate spacing for groups of people or company?

Which of the 5 physiological responses is the inability to move or act against a threat?

Which spacing refers to anything over than 12 feet?

Which term refers to a celebrity or expert endorsement of a message

Which term refers to something not governed by reason; lacking normal mental understanding or coherence?

Listening is which part of the communication process?

What is the fear of public speaking?

How much faster do we process the words we hear than we speak new ones?

Which of the following is a negative example of body language?

Which term refers to something not governed by reason; lacking normal mental understanding or coherence?

What hormone is released when someone is afraid?

Which term refers to asked merely for effect, and thus not requiring an answer or relating to "tricks" in language?

Which term refers to when you cover the main points in a compact manner, without wasted words?

Which of these is a positive (Do's) attribute of good listening?

Which term refers to when you put something in your own words?

Which term refers to the paths our minds take when we get distracted from listening?

What are the greatest feeders of confidence?

Which of the 5 physiological responses is to run away from danger or a threat?