QUIZ 001

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Which of the following is not part of the message a speaker conveys?

- Facial Expressions (NOT SURE)

Which of the following is not part of the message a speaker conveys?

- Facial Expressions (NOT SURE)

Which of the following is a feature of a public speaking event but not a

conversation?
- He started talking faster when he noticed that his listeners had to leave (NOT
SURE)

The success of a speech is highly dependent on which of the following elements?

- Message (NOT SURE)

Which of the following elements conveys the message of the listener to the
speaker?
- None of the above (NOT SURE)

Which of the following is not a difference between public speaking and

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conversation?

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- Public speaking is done within a time frame, while a conversation does not

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strictly follow one (NOT SURE)

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Which is not a form of external interference?

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- A fight you had with your significant other (NOT SURE)
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Which is not a technique in developing confidence?
- Prepare for the worst possible scenario. (NOT SURE)

Which of the following characteristics refers to the research and careful study
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a speaker does before an event?

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- All of the above (NOT SURE)

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Which is not a form of internal interference?

- Thinking of a fight with your significant other (NOT SURE)

QUIZ 002
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In a debate, you bring up certain trivia about the speaker in hopes to deflect
the attention from the argument they are raising.
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You mention in your speech that there are compelling arguments that contradict
your idea, but despite this you feel that your main points still stand because
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you also have undeniable evidence that support it.

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Quoting statements and acknowledging the people you interviewed to support your
speech.
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Silently rejecting the points of the speaker, and eventually tuning out because
the speech is against your personal beliefs.
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Rounding up percentages so your presentation looks better.

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Rounding up percentages so your presentation looks better.

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 Silently rejecting the points of the speaker, and eventually tuning out because
the speech is against your personal beliefs.
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You take down notes from the speaker�s message, and raise concerns about it
during the open forum after the speech.
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You paraphrased another author in your speech, and let the audience assume it
was your idea.
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Quoting statements and acknowledging the people you interviewed to support your
speech.
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QUIZ 003

The _________ purpose determines whether your speech will be informative or

persuasive.

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- Entertainment Speeches

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The _________ _____ should reflect what you want to achieve in the speech.

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The technique of brainstorming that involves listing specific topics under
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certain categories.
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The specific purpose needs to be written in the form of an ___________ sentence.

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The _________ _____ reflects what you want to say in the speech.
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The _________ of the speech must be relevant to the audience.

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We must avoid using _________ language in making the specific purpose of a

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speech.
- abusive

The role we assume when delivering a persuasive speech is an ___________.

- advocates (not sure)
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What is the first recommended technique when brainstorming for a topic?

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What term is used for the statement you want your audience to remember after the
speech?
- critical thinking (not sure)

QUIZ 004
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Audience centeredness means developing a relationship with the audience so they

identify with us, and vice versa.
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We need to consider the audience�s disposition towards the topic in making the
speech.
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 Good public speakers are message centered.
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We need to consider the audience�s disposition towards the topic in making the
speech.
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Situational audience analysis considers the make up of the audience, by looking

into its members.
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Data sampling is a more qualitative way of surveying the audience.

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Direct observation is a good technique to use because personal experience is

better than knowledge we learn directly.
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Age and gender setting are types of demographic audience analyses

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Identification is when we are mindful of the audience when making the speech.

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Fixed alternative questions give fixed choices, and the person answering merely
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