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The Art of Public Speaking: Chapter Two
The Art of Public Speaking: Chapter Two
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A quiz to test your knowledge on the ethics of public speaking and listening.
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Global Plagiarism is defined as...
To claim an entire speech from another source as your own
When the speaker fails to give credit for borrowed info
When a speaker steals from two or three other sources
When the speaker submits their previous work as if it's new
2
An audience will want to trust the speaker if they are...
Dishonest but only to get their point across
Discussing an agreeable topic
Truthful and insightful yet passionate about their topic
Objective and distant with the topic that they have chosen
3
Words can have an impact on those in the audience so it is important for you to...
Know audience and configure to their interests right before
Fully prepare with valid and original information beforehand
Stick to topics that are sure to please everyone present
Twist info in a way that positively adds to your purpose
4
Ways to avoid plagiarism do not include....
Wait until the last minute to put your information together
Include quotations and paraphrase throughout your speech
Finish gathering your information as early as possible
Cite each of the resources you used for information
5
Whether running for office or just informing the audience on a topic, it's most ethical to be..
Honest.
Engaging.
Appealing.
Unsubstantiated.
6
What is the best way to appear sincere about the your topic of choice?
Throw out honesty and fake it until you make it
Pick a topic you feel indifferent about
Don't look to into the information you use beforehand
Simply don't promote what you don't ethically believe in
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Which of the following is
not
considered a "To-Do of Ethical Listening" ?
Keep in mind that your take on the topic is totally correct
Be courteous and attentive
Avoid judging speaker before hearing what they are saying
Maintain the free & open expression of ideas
8
Which of these are 1 of the 5 guidelines for ethical speechmaking?
Speak on what you know the audience will enjoy
No name-calling or abusive language
Always do minimum research on the topic you plan to speak on
Eye contact is everything when it comes to ethics
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When the speaker fails to give credit for borrowed parts of the speech, that is considered....
Mosaic Plagiarism
Incremental Plagiarism
Patchwork Plagiarism
Global Plagiarism
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Which of these closely describes the meaning of ethics?
Moral principles that guide a person's behavior and activity
What one says to the audience even though they do not agree
Rules the speaker follows to please their target audience
That which is universally accepted as correct
