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COM101 Exam 1 Review CMU
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1
When our needs influence our perception:
perceptual accentuation
altered perception
selective perception
2
Which is NOT a benefit of using a visual aid?
it builds your credibility
it reinforces your message
it gives you something to look at during your speech
these are all benefits
3
Your frame of mind when supporting or opposing a person, policy, belief, or organization.
attitude
value
belief
4
Avoiding language that verbally eliminates some members of your audience means you are being
aware
discriminatory
inclusive
audience centered
5
How would you organize a speech about different places to workout on campus?
chronologically
spatially
topically
6
Ann silently questions why she ever dated Tom. She is engaging in
noise
intrapersonal communication
interpersonal communication
7
Language is a choice; we should choose our words carefully and with purpose.
True
False
8
Communicating with friends, reading the news, and playing games on one device exemplifies:
the technological age
the information age
media convergence
all of the above
9
If I use parts of JFK's Rice University speech in my speech, but don't cite him. This is:
incremental plagiarism
this is not plagiarism
patchwork plagiarism
global plagiarism
10
We develop or support our main points in the ____ of our formal outline.
thesis statement
body
conclusion
introduction
11
____ speech goals may be harmful to your audience.
Immoral
Toxic
Unethical
Biased
12
Why do we study communication?
it helps us become more engaged citizens
it helps us manage conflict and maintain relationships
all of these are reasons to study comm
it is relevant to a variety of career paths
13
The 3 rules of delivery are: be natural, be enthusiastic, and be _____.
confident
loud
prepared
honest
14
You are giving a speech on the life of Abraham Lincoln. How will you organize your speech?
chronologically
spatially
topically
15
You can help your audience follow your speech by using:
all of the above
internal previews
transitions
internal summaries
16
The Perception Process includes which of the following?
selection, organization, interpretation
selection, judgement, interpretation
selection, perception, attention
17
How prepared do you feel for exam 1?
what exam?
very prepared
somewhat prepared
not at all prepared
18
Which of these is an example of the transactional model of communication?
Snapchatting
all of the above
sending a text
FaceTiming
19
Assuming famous people are happy is an example of
halo and horned effect
fundamental attribution error
implicit personality theory
20
We shouldn't have to communicate our needs/desires explicitly in a relationship is a human
communication fact
error
communication myth
21
Before giving a speech, you should consider your audience's ____, ____, and ____ on your topic.
interest, knowledge, attitude
feelings, beliefs, knowledge
knowledge, beliefs, values
22
We use speaking outlines and notecards for extemporaneous speeches.
True
False
23
"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" is:
an antithesis
a simile
repetition
a metaphor
24
Deciding how to put your thoughts into words is the process of:
decoding
encoding
sourcing
messaging
25
____ is at the core of ethical public speaking.
Credibility
Sincerity
Inclusive language
Honesty
26
Cognitive templates that help us organize incoming messages are known as:
mental filing cabinets
perceptual organizers
schemata
prototypes
27
A celebrity reading from a teleprompter at an awards show exemplifies what method of delivery?
manuscript
formal
memorized
mediated
28
What are the four components of "self" that make up the Johari Window?
open, closed, hidden, secret
unknown, blind, open, secret
open, blind, unknown, hidden
29
"I only read news articles that discuss issues I agree with" exemplifies:
selection attention
filtering
selective retention
selective exposure
30
Maintaining relationships is a main goal of _____ communication.
intrapersonal
small group
intimate
interpersonal
31
Kevin had to wait a few days to get an email back from his professor. This is an example of:
transactional model
none of the above
linear model
interactive model
32
I felt poorly about myself after watching Beyoncé perform at the Grammy's. This is:
social comparison theory
self-serving bias
self-fulfilling prophecy
self-esteem
33
When Team USA strategizes before a game, they are engaging in:
functional communication
social communication
intrapersonal communication
group communication
34
How many main points should you have in your speeches for this class?
1-2
4+
2-4
35
When you post a status, Facebook is the ____ and your friends are the _____.
message, sources
source, reciever
channel, recievers
encoder, decoders
36
Choose the incorrect statement.
Dig. immigrants are more likely to get news from the radio.
Digital natives prefer print media.
Digital natives are immersed in technology from birth.
Some digital immigrants adapt to new forms of communication.
37
Which is NOT a denotative meaning of the word "sick"?
diseased
physically ill
unhealthy
cool
38
I couldn't focus in class because I kept thinking about my speech. This is psychological
noise
distraction
decoding
39
Selective retention is when we:
block out messages that are inconsistent with our self-image
choose to only hear the good in a message
choose to minimize messages that are negative
all of the above
40
Assuming the cashier gave you the wrong change because he can't count is an example of:
attribution theory
fundamental attribution error
self-serving bias
41
Which of the following is NOT involved when using language CLEARLY:
using familiar words
using imagery
eliminating wordiness
choosing concrete words
42
Tyler is only nervous when he talks to women. Tyler has:
a problem
speech anxiety
state apprehension
trait apprehension
43
Friendship, loyalty, and equality are:
attitudes
values
beliefs
44
Dominic is nervous in ALL speaking situations. Dominic has:
state apprehension
communication apprehension
trait apprehension
45
Choosing to listen to the Tigers game instead of what your friend is saying is:
selective exposure
selective attention
perceptual accentuation
46
Copying someone else's paper word for word is:
patchwork plagiarism
incremental plagiarism
global plagiarism
self-plagiarism
47
Jenna is looking forward to giving her persuasive speech. Jenna has:
no communication apprehension
high communication apprehension
confidence
low communication apprehension
48
These are characteristics of a specific population that are key to being audience centered.
demographics
audience psychology
beliefs, values, attitudes
audience traits
49
Assuming Charlie is terrible at his job because his desk is messy is an example of:
a first impression
implicit personality theory
fundamental attribution error
halo and horned effect
50
An example of an internal physiological symptom of speech anxiety is
butterflies
playing with your clothes
talking fast
shaking hands
51
Strong communicators are born, not made.
False
True
52
This is a precise statement of exactly what the speaker intends to achieve with his/her topic.
general purpose
central idea
introduction
specific purpose
53
Which of the following is considered a credible source?
a newsletter
an academic journal
Wikipedia
a newspaper opinion section
54
Blaming your failure on external factors demonstrates:
a self-serving bias
attribution theory
fundamental attribution error
55
"Nutrition is key to improving physical health, boosting your mood, and decreasing stress" is a
attention-getter
false claim
thesis statement
specific purpose
56
Which of the following is a purpose of a conclusion in a speech?
all of the above
signal the ending
leave a lasting impression
summarize main points
57
Watching TV or hearing a radio ad are examples of which communication model?
transactional
translinear
interactive
linear
58
The fear of public speaking should be managed, not eliminated.
False
True
59
Paul Rudd is an example of my dream boyfriend. He would be considered one of my:
prototypes
stereotypes
schemata
imaginary friends
60
____ develops based on how our friends, family, and peers view us.
self-awareness
all of the above
self-concept
self-esteem
61
Being able to pick which communication behavior fits a particular situation makes you a
skilled speaker
good communicator
intuitive
competent communicator