Question 1

The function of the phrase "as a result" is:

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A)  comparison. 
B)  consequence. 
C)  emphasis. 
D)  sequence. 
E)  summarizing. 
A)  comparison. 
B)  consequence. 
C)  emphasis. 
D)  sequence. 
E)  summarizing. B

Question 2

Write a sentence that includes a transition that compares or contrasts. Underline the transition.

Accepted Answer

Examples of transitions that compare or contract include contrast, by the same token, conversely, instead, likewise, on one hand, on the other hand, on the contrary, nevertheless, rather, similarly, yet, but, however, still, nevertheless, in contrast. Answers will vary.

Question 3

Once you generate a list of many possible main points, you should ask:

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A)  can they become bullet points? 
B)  do they fit together coherently? 
C)  how can I make use of them all? 
D)  should I create acronyms? 
E)  which ones are most impressive? 
A)  can they become bullet points? 
B)  do they fit together coherently? 
C)  how can I make use of them all? 
D)  should I create acronyms? 
E)  which ones are most impressive? B

Question 4

A ____________ /____________ speech pattern is one in which a speaker selects two objects or ideas and demonstrates how they are similar and/or different.

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The answer of A ____________ /____________ speech pattern is one...

Question 5

The content of a speech should be organized around its ____________ ____________.

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The answer of The content of a speech should be...

Question 6

Using a developed example, explain the problem-cause-solution speech pattern.

Accepted Answer

Sure! Let's say the problem is that a co

Question 7

Main points should be balanced both in length and in importance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

An internal preview:

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A)  clearly separates the next main point from the previous one. 
B)  gives the audience an idea of what is to come in the next section. 
C)  is a part of the introduction that prepares the audience to listen. 
D)  must be presented at the beginning of each of the main points. 
E)  should be used only when the purpose of the speech is persuasive. 
A)  clearly separates the next main point from the previous one. 
B)  gives the audience an idea of what is to come in the next section. 
C)  is a part of the introduction that prepares the audience to listen. 
D)  must be presented at the beginning of each of the main points. 
E)  should be used only when the purpose of the speech is persuasive.

Question 9

Explain what a transition is and why it's useful. Provide a short example, underlining the transition.

Accepted Answer

A transition is a phrase or sentence tha

Question 10

The specific purpose of a speech should be:

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A)  easy to understand. 
B)  familiar to listeners. 
C)  focused and concrete. 
D)  an interesting topic. 
E)  well-worded and vivid. 
A)  easy to understand. 
B)  familiar to listeners. 
C)  focused and concrete. 
D)  an interesting topic. 
E)  well-worded and vivid.

Question 11

The spatial speech pattern is uniquely suited to a persuasive speech.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Some transition phrases help to clarify the difference between two ideas or things.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

A causal speech format is virtually identical to a problem-cause-solution format.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Using an example, explain the categorical/topical speech pattern.

Accepted Answer

The goal of a categorical/topical speech

Question 15

A comparison/contrast speech pattern:

Accepted Answer

A)  debunks old arguments and replaces them with newer findings. 
B)  either compares or contrasts, but does not attempt to do both things. 
C)  explains and clarifies a confusing overlap of two different things. 
D)  reveals how things that appear to be the same are actually different. 
E)  shows the similarities and differences among two or more things. 
A)  debunks old arguments and replaces them with newer findings. 
B)  either compares or contrasts, but does not attempt to do both things. 
C)  explains and clarifies a confusing overlap of two different things. 
D)  reveals how things that appear to be the same are actually different. 
E)  shows the similarities and differences among two or more things.

Question 16

Write a sentence that includes a transition that indicates consequence. Underline the transition.

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The answer of Write a sentence that includes a transition...

Question 17

A biographical speech pattern:

Accepted Answer

A)  examines the influence of world events on the subject. 
B)  focuses on the formation and development of a group. 
C)  invariably makes use of the chronological speech pattern. 
D)  is usually used for an informative or entertaining speech. 
E)  persuades the audience that the subject is good or bad. 
A)  examines the influence of world events on the subject. 
B)  focuses on the formation and development of a group. 
C)  invariably makes use of the chronological speech pattern. 
D)  is usually used for an informative or entertaining speech. 
E)  persuades the audience that the subject is good or bad.

Question 18

A _____________ is a phrase or sentence that indicates a shift from one idea to another.

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The answer of A _____________ is a phrase or sentence...

Question 19

____________ structure means that you should structure your main points so that they all sound similar.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________ structure means that you should structure...

Question 20

Using an example, explain the psychological speech pattern.

Accepted Answer

A way to organize your main ideas within

The function of the phrase "as a result" is:

Write a sentence that includes a transition that compares or contrasts. Underline the transition.

Once you generate a list of many possible main points, you should ask:

A / speech pattern is one in which a speaker selects two objects or ideas and demonstrates how they are similar and/or different.

The content of a speech should be organized around its .

Using a developed example, explain the problem-cause-solution speech pattern.

Main points should be balanced both in length and in importance.

An internal preview:

Explain what a transition is and why it's useful. Provide a short example, underlining the transition.

The specific purpose of a speech should be:

The spatial speech pattern is uniquely suited to a persuasive speech.

Some transition phrases help to clarify the difference between two ideas or things.

A causal speech format is virtually identical to a problem-cause-solution format.

Using an example, explain the categorical/topical speech pattern.

A comparison/contrast speech pattern:

Write a sentence that includes a transition that indicates consequence. Underline the transition.

A biographical speech pattern:

A _____________ is a phrase or sentence that indicates a shift from one idea to another.

____________ structure means that you should structure your main points so that they all sound similar.

Using an example, explain the psychological speech pattern.

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Exam 10: Creating the Body of a Speech

The function of the phrase "as a result" is:

Write a sentence that includes a transition that compares or contrasts. Underline the transition.

Once you generate a list of many possible main points, you should ask:

A ____________ /____________ speech pattern is one in which a speaker selects two objects or ideas and demonstrates how they are similar and/or different.

The content of a speech should be organized around its ____________ ____________.

Using a developed example, explain the problem-cause-solution speech pattern.

Main points should be balanced both in length and in importance.

An internal preview:

Explain what a transition is and why it's useful. Provide a short example, underlining the transition.

The specific purpose of a speech should be:

The spatial speech pattern is uniquely suited to a persuasive speech.

Some transition phrases help to clarify the difference between two ideas or things.

A causal speech format is virtually identical to a problem-cause-solution format.

Using an example, explain the categorical/topical speech pattern.

A comparison/contrast speech pattern:

Write a sentence that includes a transition that indicates consequence. Underline the transition.

A biographical speech pattern:

A _____________ is a phrase or sentence that indicates a shift from one idea to another.

____________ structure means that you should structure your main points so that they all sound similar.

Using an example, explain the psychological speech pattern.

Why Public Speaking Matters Today

Ethics Matters: Understanding the Ethics of Public Speaking

Speaking Confidently

The Importance of Listening

Audience Analysis

Finding a Purpose and Selecting a Topic

Researching Your Speech

Supporting Ideas and Building Arguments

Introductions Matter: How to Begin a Speech Effectively

Concluding With Power

Outlining

The Importance of Language

Delivering the Speech

Presentation Aids: Design and Usage

Informative Speaking

Persuasive Speaking

Speaking to Entertain

Your First Speech

Filters

A / speech pattern is one in which a speaker selects two objects or ideas and demonstrates how they are similar and/or different.

The content of a speech should be organized around its .