Question 1

Central idea statements usually begin with a pronoun.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Compare and contrast the three types of persuasion.

Accepted Answer

• To convince: to change the audience's

Question 3

In a speech, the central idea statement can be compared to

Accepted Answer

A)  a thesis statement. 
B)  a specific purpose. 
C)  an introduction. 
D)  the main point. 
E)  a conclusion. 
A)  a thesis statement. 
B)  a specific purpose. 
C)  an introduction. 
D)  the main point. 
E)  a conclusion.

Question 4

When selecting a subject, which of the following questions should you NOT ask yourself?

Accepted Answer

A)  Will my audience find this subject interesting? 
B)  Will my audience find this subject useful? 
C)  Is the subject interesting to me? 
D)  Am I qualified to speak on this subject? 
E)  Will my audience like me if I choose this subject? 
A)  Will my audience find this subject interesting? 
B)  Will my audience find this subject useful? 
C)  Is the subject interesting to me? 
D)  Am I qualified to speak on this subject? 
E)  Will my audience like me if I choose this subject?

Question 5

The central idea should be a simple, declarative sentence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Central idea statements usually begin with a pronoun.

Compare and contrast the three types of persuasion.

In a speech, the central idea statement can be compared to

When selecting a subject, which of the following questions should you NOT ask yourself?

The central idea should be a simple, declarative sentence.

Speech Communication

Audience Analysis

The Introduction and Conclusion

Gathering Supportive Material

Supporting Your Ideas

Organizing the Body of Your Speech

Delivering Your Speech

Informing

Persuasion

Group Communication

Speaking Online

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Exam 3: Determine Your Purpose and Subject

Central idea statements usually begin with a pronoun.

Compare and contrast the three types of persuasion.

In a speech, the central idea statement can be compared to

When selecting a subject, which of the following questions should you NOT ask yourself?

The central idea should be a simple, declarative sentence.

Speech Communication

Audience Analysis

The Introduction and Conclusion

Gathering Supportive Material

Supporting Your Ideas

Organizing the Body of Your Speech

Delivering Your Speech

Informing

Persuasion

Group Communication

Speaking Online

The Tech Savvy Leader

Filters