Question 1

According to your text,the most effective method for gaining attention is to state,"Hi,my name is...and today I'm going to talk about."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Your authors recommend avoiding hypothetical examples and instead using real examples in composing a speech.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The breakdown of main points._______

Accepted Answer

The answer of The breakdown of main points._______...

Question 4

The use of novelty,humor,presentation media,and telling a story are all strategies a speaker can use to engage listeners.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Internal previews,internal summaries,transitional phrases,and signposts are all types of connectives.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A speech should contain two to five points,with each point focusing on only one idea.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

When a speaker creates a preparation outline,what principle should he or she bear in mind?

Accepted Answer

A)  use a large font 
B)  use key words or phrases 
C)  use the principle of subordination 
D)  use time codes 
E)  include side notes 
A)  use a large font 
B)  use key words or phrases 
C)  use the principle of subordination 
D)  use time codes 
E)  include side notes

Question 8

Establishing credibility is a key component only for persuasive presentations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Shows how things are related within a physical space._______

Accepted Answer

The answer of Shows how things are related within a...

Question 10

Which connective would you recommend speakers use if they wanted to provide their listeners with a "first look" or a statement indicating what they are going to tell them?

Accepted Answer

A)  transitional phrase 
B)  internal summary 
C)  internal preview 
D)  signpost 
E)  introduction 
A)  transitional phrase 
B)  internal summary 
C)  internal preview 
D)  signpost 
E)  introduction

Question 11

Describes a problem and presents a solution._______

Accepted Answer

Problem-so

Question 12

Which of the following would NOT be appropriate to include in a speaker's conclusion?

Accepted Answer

A)  tell them what you told them 
B)  use a signpost or transition 
C)  introduce new material 
D)  leave a memorable impact 
E)  summarize main points 
A)  tell them what you told them 
B)  use a signpost or transition 
C)  introduce new material 
D)  leave a memorable impact 
E)  summarize main points

Question 13

In your speech,if you say,"Dr.Smith,a sleep specialist,recommends getting at least six hours of sleep nightly to avoid obesity,heart disease,and high blood pressure," you are using

Accepted Answer

A)  paraphrasing. 
B)  hypothetical example. 
C)  expert testimony. 
D)  direct quotation. 
E)  real example. 
A)  paraphrasing. 
B)  hypothetical example. 
C)  expert testimony. 
D)  direct quotation. 
E)  real example.

Question 14

If a speaker takes the central idea from a primary source,what type of testimony is he or she relying upon?

Accepted Answer

A)  direct quotation 
B)  paraphrasing 
C)  expert testimony 
D)  layperson testimony 
E)  real example 
A)  direct quotation 
B)  paraphrasing 
C)  expert testimony 
D)  layperson testimony 
E)  real example

Question 15

A speech of demonstration or how to make something is often organized using a chronological pattern.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

In comparing a specific purpose to a speech thesis,what statement most accurately distinguishes the two types of statements?

Accepted Answer

A)  Speech thesis is the basis of a specific purpose statement. 
B)  Neither statement needs to be included in the introduction. 
C)  Both statements must be included in the introduction. 
D)  Specific purpose is stated in the introduction. 
E)  Speech thesis is explicitly stated in the introduction. 
A)  Speech thesis is the basis of a specific purpose statement. 
B)  Neither statement needs to be included in the introduction. 
C)  Both statements must be included in the introduction. 
D)  Specific purpose is stated in the introduction. 
E)  Speech thesis is explicitly stated in the introduction.

Question 17

A practice that ensures that you're making valid arguments and that your claims are well supported and logical._______

Accepted Answer

Principle

Question 18

A type of example that compares something known to something unknown._______

Accepted Answer

The answer of A type of example that compares something...

Question 19

Main points primarily function to support one's speech thesis.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The speech thesis "Getting an annual health screening as a college student can save your life" would be used with a presentation following which pattern of organization?

Accepted Answer

A)  cause-effect 
B)  chronological 
C)  topical 
D)  spatial 
E)  problem-solution 
A)  cause-effect 
B)  chronological 
C)  topical 
D)  spatial 
E)  problem-solution

According to your text,the most effective method for gaining attention is to state,"Hi,my name is...and today I'm going to talk about."

Your authors recommend avoiding hypothetical examples and instead using real examples in composing a speech.

The breakdown of main points._______

The use of novelty,humor,presentation media,and telling a story are all strategies a speaker can use to engage listeners.

Internal previews,internal summaries,transitional phrases,and signposts are all types of connectives.

A speech should contain two to five points,with each point focusing on only one idea.

When a speaker creates a preparation outline,what principle should he or she bear in mind?

Establishing credibility is a key component only for persuasive presentations.

Shows how things are related within a physical space._______

Which connective would you recommend speakers use if they wanted to provide their listeners with a "first look" or a statement indicating what they are going to tell them?

Describes a problem and presents a solution._______

Which of the following would NOT be appropriate to include in a speaker's conclusion?

In your speech,if you say,"Dr.Smith,a sleep specialist,recommends getting at least six hours of sleep nightly to avoid obesity,heart disease,and high blood pressure," you are using

If a speaker takes the central idea from a primary source,what type of testimony is he or she relying upon?

A speech of demonstration or how to make something is often organized using a chronological pattern.

In comparing a specific purpose to a speech thesis,what statement most accurately distinguishes the two types of statements?

A practice that ensures that you're making valid arguments and that your claims are well supported and logical._______

A type of example that compares something known to something unknown._______

Main points primarily function to support one's speech thesis.

The speech thesis "Getting an annual health screening as a college student can save your life" would be used with a presentation following which pattern of organization?

Introduction to Communication

Self and Perception

Mediated Communication

Understanding Culture

Verbal Communication

Nonverbal Communication

Active Listening

Managing Conflict

Principles of Interpersonal Communication

Managing Interpersonal Relationships

Small Group Communication

Leadership in Group Communication

Preparing Your Speech

Delivering Your Speech

Informative Speeches

Persuasive Speeches

Interviewing Techniques and Strategies

Filters

Exam 14: Composing Your Speech

According to your text,the most effective method for gaining attention is to state,"Hi,my name is...and today I'm going to talk about."

Your authors recommend avoiding hypothetical examples and instead using real examples in composing a speech.

The breakdown of main points._______

The use of novelty,humor,presentation media,and telling a story are all strategies a speaker can use to engage listeners.

Internal previews,internal summaries,transitional phrases,and signposts are all types of connectives.

A speech should contain two to five points,with each point focusing on only one idea.

When a speaker creates a preparation outline,what principle should he or she bear in mind?

Establishing credibility is a key component only for persuasive presentations.

Shows how things are related within a physical space._______

Which connective would you recommend speakers use if they wanted to provide their listeners with a "first look" or a statement indicating what they are going to tell them?

Describes a problem and presents a solution._______

Which of the following would NOT be appropriate to include in a speaker's conclusion?

In your speech,if you say,"Dr.Smith,a sleep specialist,recommends getting at least six hours of sleep nightly to avoid obesity,heart disease,and high blood pressure," you are using

If a speaker takes the central idea from a primary source,what type of testimony is he or she relying upon?

A speech of demonstration or how to make something is often organized using a chronological pattern.

In comparing a specific purpose to a speech thesis,what statement most accurately distinguishes the two types of statements?

A practice that ensures that you're making valid arguments and that your claims are well supported and logical._______

A type of example that compares something known to something unknown._______

Main points primarily function to support one's speech thesis.

The speech thesis "Getting an annual health screening as a college student can save your life" would be used with a presentation following which pattern of organization?

Introduction to Communication

Self and Perception

Mediated Communication

Understanding Culture

Verbal Communication

Nonverbal Communication

Active Listening

Managing Conflict

Principles of Interpersonal Communication

Managing Interpersonal Relationships

Small Group Communication

Leadership in Group Communication

Preparing Your Speech

Delivering Your Speech

Informative Speeches

Persuasive Speeches

Interviewing Techniques and Strategies

Filters