SPCH 101 Public Address Final Study

Words like next, additionally, secondly, third, and finally, are all examples of:

Reasoning based on “If-then” scenarios are known as:

Which of the following types of speeches is practiced, polished, and uses a speaking outline?

A persuasive speech that debates the rightness or wrongness of an issue is a:

Using related examples to draw an overall conclusion is known as:

Which of the following statements is FALSE?

Which of the following is considered a good source to use in your speech?

Which of the following is not a good way to get immediate feedback from a confused audience?

A non-expert testimony is known as:

Which of the following is a good tip for practicing delivery?

When people “catch” the emotions of others, this is known as:

Which of the following informative speeches should take something abstract and ground it in reality?

In which org. pattern do you take your 1 solution, and explain from 3 different angles why it’s the right solution?

Which of the following is not an example of nonverbal communication?

When giving a speech about a concept, you should immediately follow up any abstract examples with:

Taking an idea and giving it meaning through words is called:

Creating a list of possible topics that you add to as you think of new ideas is called:

The destination that a message is being delivered to is called the:

At what point in your speech do you let your audience know why they should care about your speech topic?

The process of drawing meaning from the symbols used to encode a message is known as:

When giving a speech on the influx of California wildfires, using a quotation from an upset SoCal resident is known as:

In this organizational pattern, each main point is a different solution and explanation of why it would work:

A speech about American rapper Post Malone is which type of informative speech?

When “I do not know” becomes “I dunno,” this is known as poor:

"I just spoke about how coffee is made, next I'll speak on the margins of selling coffee" This is known as a(n):

Which of the following do you want to do when analyzing information about your audience?

Other sounds, visual barriers, poor projection, or distractions in the room are all known as:

The credibility you acquire throughout your speech is known as:

Which of the following is not an effective strategy for building public speaking confidence?

Which of the following is a component of physical delivery?

Using photos of sad puppies in your speech about pet adoption is utilizing:

According to the elaboration likelihood model, information thats processed through simple inference is processed through

What do you call the content or idea that the source delivers?

Which of the following is considered an effective memorable closer?

Which of the following types of speeches is written out and recited word for word?

"Geese are not felines. Some birds are geese. Therefore, some birds are not felines." What is the minor premise?

Debating how we should act on an issue in the future is known as which type of persuasive speech?

Which of the following is included in an oral citation?

Which of the following statements is FALSE?

Which of the following websites is considered the least credible?

Who wants you to study hard for this exam and get an A!? Also, she'll miss you all a lot!

Which of the following is an effective way to begin your speech?

When you're presented with information that doesn't line up with your line of thinking & you're uncomfortable

The receiver’s verbal or nonverbal response to the message sent by the source is called what?

Filler words: like “ah” “uh” “umm” “y’know” “like” are considered:

Which of these is a model of communication where communication happens simultaneously between source and receiver?

This type of ceremonial speech meant to address an important topic and make greater sense of it through the use of humor

A speech delivered during ceremonies held to celebrate some past event is called a:

Which of these is an informative organizational pattern that looks at particulars and find a theme?

An appeal to misplaced authority is known as which fallacy?

Which of these persuasive organizational patterns is arranged by the order in which things occur in time?

Presenting only two alternatives when there may be more is using which fallacy?

Which of the following is included in a linear model of communication?

Which of the following is one of the 2 reasons why you should study public speaking?

Checking who is responsible for information on a website or if an article is linked to a credible author is checking for

Letting your audience know what you'll be speaking on next is called a(n):

Which of the following is an effective way to customize your message to an audience?

A speaker who attempts to gain power over others by using impassioned emotional pleas is known as a:

If you don’t behave as people think you should, you violate their expectations. This is known as:

Checking a website for political bias or analyzing advertisement influence is known as:

During the public speaking process, when will you statistically feel the most anxiety?

This argument assumed to be true without evidence because there is no evidence other than the argument:

Test Question: 1 + 1 = ?

Which of the following is a good way to adjust to a bored audience?

When in your introduction do you let your audience know why you're equipped to give this speech?

Which of the following is not needed in an APA title page?

An unwillingness to listen, an emotional reaction to the topic, or prejudice towards speaker is known as:

Instead of saying "save the whales," you accidentally say "wave the sails." This is an example of:

The credibility of the speaker is known as:

"How to bake a cake" is known as which type of informative speech?

Which of the following ‘facts’ of public speaking is not true?

Using specific premises to reach an unavoidable and certain conclusion is known as:

Checking if website information is correct, or if the same information is on a different website, is checking for:

Which of the following is considered a demographic?