Question 1

Having two or more main ideas within a single specific purpose is called ___________ ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Having two or more main ideas within...

Question 2

Which question should you ask yourself when narrowing your speech?

Accepted Answer

A)  Can I reasonably hope to inform or persuade the audience within the time frame? 
B)  Is this a topic for which I will have to do a lot of time-consuming research? 
C)  Is this topic one that will leave the audience with a positive impression of me? 
D)  Will my topic impress my audience enough to make them see me in a new light? 
E)  Will the topic be exceptional enough to inspire questions from the audience? 
A)  Can I reasonably hope to inform or persuade the audience within the time frame? 
B)  Is this a topic for which I will have to do a lot of time-consuming research? 
C)  Is this topic one that will leave the audience with a positive impression of me? 
D)  Will my topic impress my audience enough to make them see me in a new light? 
E)  Will the topic be exceptional enough to inspire questions from the audience?

Question 3

The four common circumstances discussed by a speech's rhetorical situation are ___________, ___________, ___________, and ___________.

Accepted Answer

speaker, a

Question 4

You've been asked to speak in front of the United Nations in New York City. What would the general rhetorical situation be of this speaking engagement and what questions would you have about the rhetorical situation?

Accepted Answer

The answer of You've been asked to speak in front...

Question 5

A speech given for the enjoyment of the audience is a speech to ____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A speech given for the enjoyment of...

Question 6

The purpose of a speech to inform is to:

Accepted Answer

A)  convey knowledge the audience doesn't already have. 
B)  ensure that the audience will agree with the speaker. 
C)  impress the audience with your speaking skills. 
D)  inspire the audience to meet a specific challenge. 
E)  warn them about political change that will affect them. 
A)  convey knowledge the audience doesn't already have. 
B)  ensure that the audience will agree with the speaker. 
C)  impress the audience with your speaking skills. 
D)  inspire the audience to meet a specific challenge. 
E)  warn them about political change that will affect them.

Having two or more main ideas within a single specific purpose is called _ _.

Which question should you ask yourself when narrowing your speech?

The four common circumstances discussed by a speech's rhetorical situation are _____, _, _, and _____.

You've been asked to speak in front of the United Nations in New York City. What would the general rhetorical situation be of this speaking engagement and what questions would you have about the rhetorical situation?

A speech given for the enjoyment of the audience is a speech to ____________.

The purpose of a speech to inform is to:

Why Public Speaking Matters Today

Ethics Matters: Understanding the Ethics of Public Speaking

Speaking Confidently

The Importance of Listening

Audience Analysis

Researching Your Speech

Supporting Ideas and Building Arguments

Introductions Matter: How to Begin a Speech Effectively

Creating the Body of a Speech

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

Exam 6: Finding a Purpose and Selecting a Topic

Having two or more main ideas within a single specific purpose is called ___________ ___________.

Which question should you ask yourself when narrowing your speech?

The four common circumstances discussed by a speech's rhetorical situation are ___________, ___________, ___________, and ___________.

You've been asked to speak in front of the United Nations in New York City. What would the general rhetorical situation be of this speaking engagement and what questions would you have about the rhetorical situation?

A speech given for the enjoyment of the audience is a speech to ____________.

The purpose of a speech to inform is to:

Why Public Speaking Matters Today

Ethics Matters: Understanding the Ethics of Public Speaking

Speaking Confidently

The Importance of Listening

Audience Analysis

Researching Your Speech

Supporting Ideas and Building Arguments

Introductions Matter: How to Begin a Speech Effectively

Creating the Body of a Speech

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

Having two or more main ideas within a single specific purpose is called _ _.

The four common circumstances discussed by a speech's rhetorical situation are _____, _, _, and _____.