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Unit 1: Essentials of Public Speaking
Unit 1: Essentials of Public Speaking
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Review of the essentials of public speaking.
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To convince someone to recycle used cans and bottles - which pattern would be best?
Problem-Solution
Classification
Cause-Effect
Spatial
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Which of the following is a goal a speaker hopes to achieve with his or her speech?
Situation
Purpose
Method
Audience
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A speech about NASA's history & accomplishments would use this speech organization pattern.
Spatial
Chronological
Topical-Logical
Classification
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Describes problem and describes its effects
Problem-Solution
Cause-Effect
Classification
Spatial
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What is a purpose statement?
way to get the audience's attention
your reasons
your point of view
phrased in terms of the audience and limits the subject
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What elements should be included in your introduction?
Summary, Attention Getter, Thesis statement
Concluding sentence, summary, audience statement
Attention Getter, topic, the importance, thesis statement
Hook, Thesis statement, concluding sentence, summary
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What are the three speech purposes?
inform, persuade, entertain
inform, persuade, actuate
inform, actuate, classification
inform, entertain, forecast
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What is the acronym used for the variables of public speaking?
SPAM
MASS
HOPS
LETS
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This is the most important part of the SPAM model:
Method
Audience
Situation
Purpose
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A speech to persuade changes the audience's behaviors and attitudes.
True
False
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Public speaking takes place in a given place at a given time.
Audience
Purpose
Situation
Method
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Uses sequence as a framework; from beginning to end
Cause-Effect
Classification
Problem-Solution
Chronological
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Generate interest, be precise, be concise, and avoid categorical terms should be used to write
Attention getter
Final statement
Thesis statement
Purpose statement
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Organizes according to physical space
Spatial
Topical-Logical
Cause-Effect
Chronological
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This statement includes your point of view and what you are going to talk about in your speech.
Attention
Purpose
Thesis
Forecast
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The primary purpose of your speech is referred to
controlling purpose
purpose statement
thesis statement
overlapping purpose
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A forecast statement is what you are going to talk about in your speech.
TRUE
FALSE
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Used for persuasive speeches; outlines a problem and presents a solution
Classification
Problem-Solution
Topical-Logical
Spatial
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Words, phrases and sentences that tie parts of the speech together are known as
Denotation
Thesis statement
Transitions
Forecast statement
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Which of the following is NOT an attention getter?
Startling Statement
Advice for audience
Reference
Humor
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What elements should be found in your conclusion?
All of them
Summarize main points
Leave the audience with something to remember
Inform the audience you are closing
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A speech to inform
provides the audience with new information
keeps the audience engaged
controls the speech
changes the attitudes and behaviors
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To gain and keep the audience's attention.
Inform
Persuade
Entertain
Overlapping
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Put things into categories or classes
Classification
Cause-Effect
Spatial
Problem-Solution
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When you have several ideas to present and one idea precedes the other
Problem-Solution
Classification
Topical-Logical
Chronological