What information do you need when providing a direct quotation in-text?

Author's last, date, page or para. #

What information do you need when citing references for your speech?

Author's last, credentials, date & title

Which of the following references is "A+" work?

A peer-reviewed journal article

If no author is provided, what should go in it's place?

The name of the organization who published it

If no organization is affiliated with the author, and no author is listed, then what should you use?

the title of the article in quotes, shortened if needed

How should I choose my topic?

Something substantial/important

How many references do you need in your persuasive speech (spoken version)?

4 total (3 'regular' + 1 quote or statistic)

What should you put on a powerpoint?

pictures, with a few short bullet points as needed (like for new words)

Which of the following is an example of ethos?

"Drs. smoke more camels than any other cigs, so you can too"

Which of the following is an example of pathos?

"Because I love my country, I am willing to risk my life and serve."

What should you always have after every transition?

A preview of all three subpoints

What made the "birds aren't real speech" a substantial topic?

People need to question their beliefs

Which of the following is an example of logos?

Earthquakes can happen in any weather, seasons don't actually matter.

Why do your professors (and me!) recommend using the library?

You have access to peer-reviewed sources you wouldn't have otherwise

What does it mean to have good gestures for a speech?

You leave your hands at your sides, except to make meaningful gestures

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1
What is the best way to "make eye contact" with the audience on webcams/Zoom?
look at my notecard
look at them on the screen
look at the webcam
look at my own screen
2
How many references do you need for your persuasive speech outline (the written version)?
5
6
8
4
3
What information do you need when providing a direct quotation in-text?
Author's last, date, page or para. #
Author's last, date, title
Author's last, date, chapter number
Author's last & first, date, page or para. #
4
What information do you need when citing references for your speech?
Author's last & first, credentials, date, title of journal or newspaper
Author's last, credentials, date & title
Author's last, credentials, date
Author's last & first, credentials, date, & title
5
How many in-text citations should you have in your outline?
6: to match the # of references
10: one for each subpoint & one in intro. & one in conclu.
9: one for each subpoint
6: one for each subpoint
6
Which of the following references is "A+" work?
The New York Times news article
A peer-reviewed journal article
A You Tube Video
CBS opinion column
7
If no author is provided, what should go in it's place?
the website name
The name of the organization who published it
skip that part
The date you retrieved it
8
If no organization is affiliated with the author, and no author is listed, then what should you use?
now you for sure skip it
the title of the article in quotes
the title of the article in quotes, shortened if needed
the title of the website
9
What should your reason to listen prove?
The solvency
Why you like the topic
The inherency
The substantial issue
10
What will you be receiving points for, instead of movement, in this next speech?
Visual aids
Movement is still worth points
Preparedness with technology
Sitting up straight & choosing a good camera angle
11
How should I choose my topic?
Something I like
Something substantial/important
Something the class would like
Something I know a lot about
12
How many references do you need in your persuasive speech (spoken version)?
3 total (2 'regular' + 1 quote or statistic)
4 total (3 'regular' + 1 quote or statistic)
5 total ( 3 'regular' + 2 quotes or statistics)
5 total (3 'regular' + 1 quote and 1 statistic)
13
What should you put on a powerpoint?
a short summary of each main point
a couple sentences about each subpoint
pictures, with a few short bullet points as needed (like for new words)
only pictures
14
What way is easiest to show emotions when speaking?
Pick and high and a low
Choose an emotional topic
Speak really clear and loud
Just be super dramatic
15
Which of the following is an example of ethos?
"Drs. smoke more camels than any other cigs, so you can too"
"Either you take me there for Valentine's, or we're done!"
"12% of people feel better after smoking"
"Help him! Can't you see he's shaking because it's too heavy to carry?"
16
Which of the following is an example of pathos?
"If dogs make you happy, then they should be helpful during isolation."
"About 11% of the adult homeless population are veterans."
"Because I love my country, I am willing to risk my life and serve."
"As someone who lived through WWII, I'm prepared for COVID-19."
17
Which is related to pathos?
logical syllogisms
celebrity endorsement
fun facts
humorous jokes
18
What should you always have after every transition?
A preview of all three subpoints
The first subpoint
An attention grabber for the first subpoint
A preview of both subpoints
19
Which of the following sources would be acceptable?
Fansites
An NPR article
a blog post
Wikipedia
20
What made the "birds aren't real speech" a substantial topic?
It was funny
Birds are everywhere
People need to question their beliefs
Because conspiracy theories are interesting
21
What information do you need when paraphrasing another source in-text?
Author's first & last name, year, page/para. #
Author's last name, year
Author's last name, year, page/para. #
Author's last name, month, day, year
22
Which of the following is an example of logos?
According to seismologists, another earthquake is coming.
Earthquakes can happen in any weather, seasons don't actually matter.
The earthquake toppled my house to the ground and I lost everything.
"Do to others what you would want," means we help after earthquakes.
23
If no date is listed in a citation, what goes on your references page instead?
the date you accessed it
Skip that part
n.d.
No date.
24
Why do your professors (and me!) recommend using the library?
It's the fastest way
We want you to spend a lot of time researching
There's "harder" reading on there
You have access to peer-reviewed sources you wouldn't have otherwise
25
What does it mean to have good gestures for a speech?
You sometimes move your hands a lot, and sometimes have them at your side
You're moving your hands the whole time
You leave your hands at your sides, except to make meaningful gestures
You invent signs and symbols that make sense to you

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