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Multiple types of review questions in preparation for Exam II
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Professor Jones said,
NOT
to start with the introduction, we should prepare it after the body.
True
False
2
The Introduction
Establishes the purpose of the speech
Engages the Audience
All of the above
Shows the relevance to the audience
3
Which is
NOT
an example of a transitional words or phrases?
Like I said, when I started
As we have seen, In summary
Similarly, Likewise, In the same way
"On the other hand," 'However"
4
Establishing your own brand is important
True
False
5
"According to..," "As Reported by..," and "In the words of...'" are examples of
Varying the wording when citing sources
source qualifier
source reliability
6
In keeping the Main thing...the MAIN THING I must express
Key Ideas & Major Themes, identify central ideas & themes
Focus on the Big things first
The location of the citations of the speech
7
Subpoints need NOT Match the Pattern of Main Points
True
False
8
Working Outlines
All of the Above
Are for YOU - your Study Outline
have points and complete sentences
to make sure you KNOW what you are talking about
9
When trying to reduce the time of your speech, consider asking,
What can I take out, that will not be missed?
Will going over by a minute really matter?
How can I speak faster and not sound rushed
10
Speaking Outlines
Bullet Points, Key Phrases and Transition sentences
All of the Above
For YOU and your Audience
Make sure you are NOT READING your speech!
11
Transitions are considered the "Neurosystem" of speeches
True
False
12
Conclusions serve to: Signal to the audience the speech is coming to an end & provide closure
and summarize the key points, and end the speech memorably
Challenge the audience to respond
Reiterate the thesis or central idea of the speech
All of the Above
13
An eyewitness would be an example of a primary source & a newspaper article a secondary source
False
True
14
Per chapter 14, what is the first challenge faced by any speaker?
to win the audience's attention
How much time is allotted for the speech
Are they wearing the appropriate attire
to find out what the rubric is for the speech
15
The Body presents
various kinds of supporting materials
Both A and B
main points that are intended to fulfill the speech purpose
16
To make a Strong Introduction? I could add any of the following
except.
.
Facts and Figures
Open-ended question that encourage a full, meaningful answer
Quote-should always have a different vocal tone from speech
Stories ...anecdotes (The Pig and the Chicken)
17
Where can you find supporting material
MSNBC, CNN, FOX News
Lecture material, word of mouth
a magazine article, academic journal or book
18
Another way of looking at the conclusion is, to see it as your destination. (Disney)
True
False
19
Lisa Nichols introduction included a story of an audience member who.....
heckled her and was removed by security
"mean mugged" her during her speech & later explained why
helped her off the stage and gave her roses later that night
20
What is a time-honored technique for gaining the audience attention?
using humor
posing a question or providing unusual information
sharing a compelling quotation or story
All of the Above
21
When moving from one main point to another, full sentence transitions are especially effective
True
False
22
In a speech containing research, all sources listed on reference pg must be sited out loud
so the audience can go back and check your credibility
to avoid verbal plagiarism
only if it can from a library source
23
Choosing a few statistics will help you not overwhelm your audience with numbers
False
True
24
Six commonly used patterns for all forms of speeches: chronological, spatial & causal,?
problem solving, topical, narrative
general, specific, thesis driven
motivating, relevant, purposeful
25
In identifying the central ideas & themes, we need to consider, What we want to convey and ask?
What do you want people to say, see, hear and do?
What do you want people to feel, know and do
What do I think is important and honest
26
I would describe Lisa Nichols as.....
Shy, boring, closed, unprepared
relevant, passionate, vibrant, confident, genuine
awkward, rushed, rude, insincere
27
Is Humor something that can be used when trying to make a Strong Introduction?
No
Yes
28
Which is
NOT
a transitional Words and Phrases when summarizing
As I'm wrapping up this speech
Finally
Let me conclude by saying
As we have seen
29
Lisa Nichols
was in "The Secret" and blew up after a visit to Oprah.
Travels the world teaching people how to sell products
Initially part of President Obama staff
Got her fame from doing TedTalks
30
Working outlines
typically contain sentences reflecting much or all of the text of the speech
True
False
31
Part of our current event reflection, was a YouTube video -Tony Robbins, reminds himself daily
that, "I Am the Expert!"
I am famous and sought after
he's learned how to make the ..um(s) go away
32
Ideas that are subordinate to another is given relatively less weight; indicated by indentation
False
True
33
What is the one thing you must not forget to include in your introduction?
transitions words or phrases
a story or quotes
a citation
your thesis statement
34
Examples can be, brief or extended, factual or hypothetical.
false
true
35
At the conclusion of the "Current Event Speech", to complete the assignment we were to
Turn in a hard copy of the speech, with the articles used
Provide 3 Open-Ended Questions for discussion
review our speech with a classmate and write a critique
36
The types of supporting material are, Example, Narrative, Testimony, Facts and Statistics
True
False
37
If your conclusion is hard for you, Professor Jones said, you should start there first?
False
True
38
Ideas that are coordinate are given equal weight; and are indicated by parallel alignment
True
False
39
Why are transitions especially important in speeches.
because listeners cannot go back and reread what they missed
they help listeners become regular movers
40
If posing a question in your
Introduction
, it can not be a Rhetorical question.
True
False
41
What is the key purpose for 'supporting materials'
All of the Above
it illustrates and elaborates upon your ideas
provides the audience w/evidence or proof for your argument
it arouses the audience's interest in your topic
42
A
Strong Introduction,
arouses your audience's attention & willingness to listen. It also,
Motivate the audience to accept your speech goals.
Establishes your credibilty
All of the above
Introduces the topic and purpose, previews the main points
43
With an outline you,
A and B
make your submitted work look more professional
determine how to order your ideas and evidence into parts
44
What is the function of the Introduction
Establish credibility to speak on the topic
All of the Above
Introduce the topic and purpose
Arouse your audience's attention & willingness to listen
45
transitions in speeches are also called
connectives
true
false
46
Which is
NOT
a transitional words or phrases
On the other hand
In other words
Similarly; In the same way; Likewise
In the mean time, in between time
47
Transitional Words and Phrases - function to show comparison. An example would be
In the same way
All of the above
Similarly
Likewise
48
Starting your speech with, "Caffeine can cause actual intoxication" is an example of
source qualifier
description of a source
Lead with a claim
49
Many audiences can comfortably take in only between two and seven main points
True
False
50
When evaluating Web Sources, Check the most authoritative Website first and then,
All of the above
Evaluate Authorship and Sponsorship
Check that the site credits trustworthy sources
Check for Currency
51
Thesis statement expresses the central idea of the speech concisely laying out what it is about
False
True
52
A speech that makes a lasting impression is one that listeners are likely to remember & act on.
True
False
53
An oral citation should alert the audience to the following
The place you went to find the source
All of the Above
The author or origin , the type, title & date of the source
the complete bibliography
54
Which is the best way to summarize the Parts of Speech
the introduction tells the listeners where they are going
All of them
the body takes them there
the conclusion lets them know that they have arrived
55
Rhetorical questions make the audience think & should
NOT
be used as full-sentence transitions
False
True
56
Lisa Nichols described the three types of people (relationships) in our lives. They were...
High Maintenance, Meaningful, goal oriented
Life-time, Life-Giving and Purposeful
Friendly, Personal, Professional
57
Transitional Word and Phrases - To contrast ideas, and example would be
To clarify
On the other hand
Because; Thus
Remember
58
Phrase outlines encourages you to become so familiar w/the speech, that a glance can remind you
True
False
59
Source Reliability,
refers to our level of trust in a source's credentials and track record
False
True
60
The conclusion should
make you feel superior to the audience & leave them curious
make you feel like you are almost done with this assignment
make some type of connection and provoke some type of action
61
Finding a good way to search means using
keywords (phrases)
all of the above
filter searches
academic engines
62
What is another word for transitions?
bracket
rope
bridge
ladder
63
When Citing Sources, varying your wording, contributes to a natural delivery
False
True
64
The introduction is prepared
BEFORE
your body and should be planned word for word
False
Ture
65
Main Points express the key ideas along with some of the other little themes in the speech.
False
True
66
All are true about the Impromptu Speeches,
EXCEPT
No notecards may be created or used
The speech had to be between 3 - 4 minutes
No written work was required for this assignment
Each student had two opportunities to chose a topic
67
Conclusion
Ties the purpose and the main points together
leaves the audience w/something to think about or to do
All of the Above
Restates the purpose...reiterating importance
68
For the
Current Event Speech
, we were required to include a ProQuest Newspaper source.
False
True
69
Arrangement: The process of devising a logical & convincing structure of your message.
True
False
70
Examples are essential tools speakers use to clarify their ideas
True
False
71
a stage in the process of devising a logical & convincing structure for your message is called
arrangement
structuring
organizing
72
A Survey can be a useful tool to investigate audience attitude and a source of primary material
False
True
