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Speech Lesson 6 Mega Quiz
Speech Lesson 6 Mega Quiz
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Hope you remember all those fancy techniques to make your speech sound better.
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Persuasive Speech
is a written speech to persuade me to read it carefully
convinces someone of a certain point of view
is a slow speech
gives information
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Metaphor
Comparing two things using "as" and "as"
Comparing two things using "like" and "as"
Comparing two things without using "like" or "as"
Comparing two things using "like" or "be"
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Portuguese is an example of
Vowel Language
Stressed Language
Symbolic Language
Syllabic Language
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Impromptu Speech
uses notes
has a lot of prep time
is memorized completely
is thought up on the spot
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Assonance
calling someone an ass repeatedly
repeating the same vowel sound in a phrase
a way to express emotion through writing
repeating the same consonant sound in a phrase
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Imagery appeals to
Ethos
Our sixth sense
Our five senses
Logos
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Rhetorical Questions
an easy question that is like a joke
a question used for effect but an answer is not expected
a difficult question, the audience must think hard to answer
a question used for effect but an answer is wanted
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Alliteration
speaking literally
repeating vowel sounds at the beginning of words
repeating consonant sounds at the beginning of words
repeating of vowel sounds at the end of words
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English is an example of
Vowel Language
Syllabic Language
Stressed Language
Dynamic Language
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Someone doing a
Scripted Speech
Uses a written version of the speech
Uses an outline
Uses notes
Uses their memory
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Consonance
Repetition of vowels and consonants together in words
Repetition of vowel sounds at the start of a word
Repetition of vowel sounds anywhere in a word
Repetition of consonant sounds anywhere in a word
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Delivery in the context of public speaking is ...
how a pitcher throws a ball in a baseball game
the way a mailman gets a letter to your house
how Amazon gets a book to you
how a presenter uses his body and voice
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Informative Speeches mostly
give us hope
give us emotional accounts
give us pain
give us information
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Who is the best Speech 1 teacher
Phil
Phil
Phil
Phil
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Which is not an example of Content Words
adjectives
noun
determiners
principal verbs
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Social Cohesion Speeches aim to
separate listeners
inform listeners
hate listeners
unite listeners
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Symbolism
when objects represent others words or objects
when words represent objects
speaking in code
when words represent different words
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Parallelism
standing with your back straight against the wall
words and phrases from parallel universes
words and phrases of similar lengths and structures
words and phrases of different lengths and structures
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Which is not an example of Function Words
Conjunctions
Prepositions
Auxiliary verbs
Adverbs
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Antithesis
putting opposing words & ideas together to make a phrase
the opposite of something
the worst thing that could possibly happen
not your thesis
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Extemporaneous Speech
is memorized word for word
uses carefully written out transcripts
uses outlines and notes but is mostly rehearsed
require on the spot preparation
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Memorized Speech is
not memorized and uses no notes
uses notes
not memorized
is memorized and uses no notes
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Introduction of a speech is where one
Says goodbye to everyone present
Explains their paragraph topics in detail
Presents their speech topic
Gives everyone a powerful closing message
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Personification
giving animal qualities to humans
being personable in your speech delivery
talking to people all the time
giving human qualities to non-human things
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Rhetoric
The art of rhetorical questions
The art of good persuasive speaking
The art of noise
The art of asking a lot of questions
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Figurative Language
using literal ideas to describe an false thing
using action figures to tell a story
using gestures to communicate an idea
using expressions that are not literally true to describe
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Allusion
referencing illusions in figurative writing
referencing literary work, character, historical event, etc
the opposite of literal meaning
something that is not real
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Simile
comparing two things using the words "like" and "as"
comparing two things not using the words "like" and "as"
A smile spelt wrong
something that is similar
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A form of communication in which one person talks face to face with a group of people
Speech
Face to Face chat
Public Speaking
One on One Communication
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Analogy
comparing two items to better explain one of them
connecting present to future
connecting past to present
referencing art to explain something else
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The conclusion of speech is where we ...
introduce new ideas
explain one of our topics in detail
summarize our main ideas
use a good attention getter
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Thesis Statement
a clear sentence to conclude your speech
a clear sentence in a thesaurus
a clear sentence to introduce the main idea of your speech
a clear sentence to add more imagery to your speech
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Logical Proof is
When someone is telling the truth
A version of speech which is very mathematical
A mathematical equation
A piece of provable information that supports a statement
