What is an Informative Speech?

A speech written to give an audience information about a specific topic.

What is a Demonstration Speech?

A speech written to demonstrate how to do something.

What is a Logical Fallacy?

A flaw in an argument that leads to misinformation or invalid reasoning.

What is Impromptu Speaking?

Speaking or presenting a speech with little to no preparation.

What are the 5 parts to a speech structure?

Intro, Body 1, Body 2, Body 3, Conclusion

What is a Persuasive Speech?

A speech written to persuade an audience.

Essentially an argument between two people who have two different opinions.

What is an Entertainment Speech?

A speech written to entertain an audience.

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1
Nonverbal Communication refers to communicating without using words.
True
False
2
What word refers to how high or low someone's voice sounds?
Pitch
Tone
Rate
Volume
3
What word refers to the mood, emotion, or attitude behind words being spoken?
Rate
Pitch
Tone
Pathos
4
What is an Informative Speech?
A speech written to entertain an audience.
A speech written to demonstrate how to do something.
A speech written to give an audience information about a specific topic.
A speech written to persuade an audience.
5
Verbal Communication refers to communicating using words.
True
False
6
The device persuades an audience through the use of Emotion.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Tone
7
Why is Public Speaking Important?
Because it allows you to gain experience speaking.
It will provide you with skills you can use in the real world.
It opens an opportunity for you to research and learn about new topics.
All of the above.
8
This device persuades an audience through credibility/authority.
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
Research
9
Which of the following are skills that can be developed from Public Speaking?
Ability to talk/connect with others.
All of the above.
Ability to research well.
Confidence
10
Paralanguage is when you change verbal communication using nonverbals.
False
True
11
What is a Demonstration Speech?
A speech written to demonstrate how to do something.
A speech written to entertain an audience.
A speech written to persuade an audience.
A speech written to give an audience information about a specific topic.
12
When speaking, the sender is sending the message to who?
The Receiver
The Sender
The Messenger
The Audience
13
What word refers to how fast or slow someone speaks?
Tone
Volume
Rate
Pace
14
What is a Logical Fallacy?
A flaw in an argument that leads to misinformation or invalid reasoning.
Something that you should try to do when speaking.
A type of speech.
None of the above.
15
What is Impromptu Speaking?
A speech written to inform an audience.
Speaking or presenting a speech with little to no preparation.
When you deliver a speech that is memorized.
Delivering a speech that is created from a speech someone else wrote.
16
What are the 5 parts to a speech structure?
Conclusion, Thesis, Body 1, Body 2, Body 3
Intro, Body 1, Body 2, Body 3, Conclusion
Thesis, Intro, Body 1, Body 2, Conclusion
Intro, Body 1, Body 2, Conclusion, Thesis
17
What is a Persuasive Speech?
A speech written to demonstrate how to do something.
A speech written to entertain an audience.
A speech written to give an audience information about a specific topic.
A speech written to persuade an audience.
18
What is a debate?
Essentially an argument between two people who have two different opinions.
All of the above.
A speech where you work with a partner and present together.
A type of speech where you have to persuade an audience.
19
This device persuades an audience through the use of Logic.
Logos
Pathos
Volume
Ethos
20
What is an Entertainment Speech?
A speech written to demonstrate how to do something.
A speech written to give an audience information about a specific topic.
A speech written to entertain an audience.
A speech written to persuade an audience.
21
What word refers to how loud or soft someone speaks?
Volume
Rate
Tone
Pitch

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