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SPEECH CHAPTERS 1 - 3
SPEECH CHAPTERS 1 - 3
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listening to evaluate a message for purposes of accepting or rejecting it
Appreciative
Empathetic
Critical
Comprehensive
2
A person who receives the communicated message
Listener
Feedback
Channel
Speaker
3
Which example best represents "external distractions"?
A toothache
Anxiety
Emotions
Talking
4
Which example represents "internal distractions"?
Anxiety
Texting
AC buzzing
Traffic outside
5
The means through which a message is communicated
Feedback
Situation
Interference
Channel
6
listening to understand the message of a speaker.
Empathetic
Comprehensive
Critical
Appreciative
7
Stealing ideas or language from two or three sources and passing them off as your own
Global plagiarism
Incremental plagiarism
Patchwork plagiarism
8
Whatever the speaker communicates is the
Interference
Feedback
Channel
Message
9
Messages sent from the audience to the speaker
Channel
Feedback
Situation
Listener
10
When a speaker fails to give credit for particular parts of a speech
Global plagiarism
Patchwork plagiarism
Incremental plagiarism
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The time and place in which a speech occurs is the
Interference
Situation
Message
Channel
12
The person presenting a verbal message
Listener
Feedback
Speaker
Message
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when a speaker steals the entire speech from another source and passes it off as their own
Patchwork plagiarism
Global plagiarism
Incremental plagiarism
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Anything that impedes communication is
Channel
Message
Situation
Interference
15
How can audience members practice ethical listening?
Listening attentively
Pre-judging the speaker
Avoiding eye contact
Listening passively
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What are ethics?
Morals
Rules
Feelings
Laws
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What is the difference between laws and ethics?
Laws are rules, ethics are morals
Laws are rules, ethics are facts
Laws are rules, ethics are feelings
Laws are rules, ethics are opinions
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listening to provide emotional support for a speaker.
Empathetic
Critical
Appreciative
Comprehensive
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Listening is a passive activity
False
True
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listening for pleasure or enjoyment.
Comprehensive
Appreciative
Critical
Empathetic
