Intro to Comm. Final Exam

_____-source that minimizes conflicts while maximizing factual info and providing sufficient context for the info

Which of the following is not true about transitions?

A(n) _____ is a brief document — usually one page long — summarizing your educational and professional background.

_____ is a speech comparing two sides of an issue to determine the best option.

When surveying an audience, Linda gets extremely honest feedback from the members of her audience. This is because of...

Which method of practice allows you to become an audience member of your own presentation?

Kent has speech anxiety;When he speaks he gets sweaty. Which of these is a way Kent can prepare for a presentation?

_____ are a form of feedback that involve recording audience member’s opinions by asking them specific questions.

A(n) ________ is a written report explaining how your business is doing and what needs to be improved.

_____ are identifying information such as age, religion, sex, gender, ethnicity, or race.

A speech about cinnamon rolls would be what kind of informative speech?

Which of the following should you do when you receive feedback?

“How does that work?” is an example of what kind of question?

_____-when the listener pays full attention to a message,responds to the original message,and can repeat the message

Which of the following are examples of neutral nonverbal reactions?

What kind of public speaking would a professional conference report be?

A _____ question allows the presenter to provide a more detailed explanation of material in a presentation.

“How does your first point cause your second point?” is an example of what kind of question?

Which of the following are ways we deal with cognitive dissonance?

_____ plagiarism is taking an entire work and claiming it as your own.

What term refers to the act of assuming someone will behave a certain way because they belong to a specific culture?

_____ is when we expect one thing to happen but something else altogether happens.

_____ refers to polite conversations about unimportant or irrelevant topics.

A brief speech meant to sell a product or an idea is a(n)...

Which of the following would be demographic information? (Choose all that apply.)

_____ plagiarism is using part of someone else’s work without citing it.

A _____ is an outline with truncated sections that helps you remember your presentation while speaking.

Which listening style responds well to narratives used as attention getters?

_____ explains things in whatever order they occur.

A(n) _____ is anyone that receives your message

A speech about how to keep food from spoiling is what kind of informative speech?

A _____ is the order you present information based on your preview statement.

Polls with a 1-5 scale response

Which listening styles respond well to statistics used as attention getters? (Choose all that apply)

_____ -taking original material,changing few words in few places(not enough to have it paraphrased)and not citing it

_____ refers to the specific moral choices that we make.

Which of the following is an ethical obligation of online communication?

A speech about Diwali, the Festival of Lights, would be what kind of informative speech?

when you mention a thing someone did well,then something needing improvement, concluded with another thing they did well

_____ is a speech given with very little preparation, where the speaker usually has some prior knowledge of the topic.

It is important in this type of speech not to steal the spotlight from the rightful person:

A(n) ________ argument assumes that no argument is completely airtight.

_____ are explanations that provide specific possibilities of your topic.

Which of the following is not part of an outline?

_____plagiarism-taking pieces from several sources,putting them together in 1 place,and presenting them as your own idea

A(n) _____ is a brief summary of the information you delivered in the point you just concluded.

An _____ audience refers to the people who receive your message when you did not deliberately choose to send it to them.

_____ refers to critical thinking skills allowing people to evaluate and create responsible media.

_____ are the amount of space people set between themselves.

An _____ audience refers to the people you purposefully direct your message to.

Which of the following are ways to effectively self-reflect?

A(n) _____ is the central argument of a presentation.

_____ provides a person with suggestions or information to help them perform a certain task better.

Jessica overhears people talking in the bathroom. What kind of audience would Jessica be?

_____ are quantitative data from a scientific study.

Which of the following is a way audiences influence online messages? (Choose all that apply)

Which of the following are examples of positive nonverbal reactions? (Choose all that apply)

Kyle has speech anxiety. When speaking, he forgets what he is going to say next;which of these is a way he can prepare

A _____ is when you tell yourself a certain outcome will happen, and that outcome happens.

_____ is putting forward the most captivating information to try to excite receivers.

_____ are messages sent from a sender that do not use words.

A(n) _____ is a statement that outlines the information you will present in your next point.

_____ refer to the way people prefer to hear and interpret information.

A(n) _____ is a statement that lets your audience know you are moving from one part of the speech to the next.

A _____ question helps the audience understand a concept from the presentation.

When using notes in a presentation, you should...

Which of the following is the second step in fixing accidental microaggressions?

_____ is any communication that happens with the use of technology.

An enthymeme is composed of which elements? (choose all that apply)

_____ is the nervous feeling many people feel when they engage in public speaking.

_____ questions allow the presenter to move from one concept to the next or connect two concepts together.

While practicing, you should...

Carl Rogers worked as a _______________.

Which part of the practice process has you present the speech to an audience?

A _____ is the main argument of your presentation.

Which listening styles respond well to examples used as attention getters? (Choose all that apply)

Which of the following is a drawback of convergent media?

_____ is when you give your audience what they want in an attempt to indulge them.

When selecting a topic, what should you consider?

_____ are background noises that many people overlook in their daily lives.

_____outline-a shortened version of the preparation outline that doesn't rely on full sentences unless quoting a source

_____ is the process of looking at your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs to identify things you can improve.

_____ is finding effective ways to deal with difficult problems.

In a Toulmin argument, _________ refers to the evidence that supports the warrants.

Which of the following are types of artistic proofs? (Choose all that apply)

Which part of the practice process has you create an outline and sort information?

_____ is a cycle of psyching yourself out, failing, and reinforcing your failure.

A _____ is a sentence outlining the main points of information of the presentation for your audience.

A _____ is an organized list that tells the sources used in a written presentation.

_____ is the specific steps taken to conduct research.

_____ is organizing large groups of people during times of crisis or need.

_____ relates things to how they are physically arranged.

_____ is the skew or perceived skew that a message has.

_____ is small talk that happens in a work environment.

Which method of practice allows you to receive helpful feedback about whether things in your speech make sense?

A _____ is where you found specific information presented in a presentation.

A(n) __________ argument focuses on understanding the other side.

_____outline-a full sentence outline that represents the speech's flow based on information you gathered when preparing

What kind of public speaking would a politician’s campaign rally speech be?

You should imagine yourself succeeding at...