Question 1

The___________ strategy is useful when you need to walk your audience through a particular space or setting.

Accepted Answer

spatial

Question 2

When should you use Monroe's motivated sequence strategy? Explain the stages in this strategy and the need to make sure you are ethical while using it.

Accepted Answer

You should use this strategy when you want to motivate the audience by proving to them that you can satisfy their needs by implementing your solution. The five stages are:
(1) Attention: Direct the audience's attention toward the topic.
(2) Need: You need to prove that a problem exists.
(3) Satisfaction: You propose a solution that will resolve the problem.
(4) Visualization: You help the audience visualize how great the situation will be after they implement the solution.
(5) Action: Tell the audience what they need to do to achieve the solution.

Question 3

___________ is a strategy used to convince an audience that one thing is better than another, by comparing the two.

Accepted Answer

A)  AIDA 
B)  Chronological organization 
C)  Monroe's motivated sequence 
D)  Comparative advantage 
A)  AIDA 
B)  Chronological organization 
C)  Monroe's motivated sequence 
D)  Comparative advantage D

Question 4

What is an example of a topic that would fit into the comparative strategy?

Accepted Answer

Why eating a low car

Question 5

A speech that compares generic brands with name brands and shows how generic brands are better is using a practice known as comparative advantage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Speeches using the causal pattern can be written in cause-effect order as well as effect-cause order.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Why should a speaker pay special attention to ethics when using the Monroe's motivated sequence strategy?

Accepted Answer

It is based on meeting people'

Question 8

A speech explaining the causes leading up to the recent economic crisis would be a great candidate for the comparative strategy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Explain three of the common organizational problems speakers encounter when constructing main points. Be sure to describe how to avoid these problems.

Accepted Answer

Three common organizational problems spe

Question 10

The___________ strategy is especially helpful when stressing the history of an event, person, or thing or when demonstrating a process.

Accepted Answer

A)  chronological 
B)  spatial 
C)  problem-solution 
D)  Monroe's motivated sequence 
A)  chronological 
B)  spatial 
C)  problem-solution 
D)  Monroe's motivated sequence

Question 11

When you want to show your topic in relationship to a physical setting, natural environment, or proximity, you should use the topical pattern.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Which of the following is NOT true about the comparative strategy?

Accepted Answer

A)  It can be used in a form of persuasion known as comparative advantage. 
B)  The two things you compare should be analogous. 
C)  It can be used to convince the audience that one thing is better than another. 
D)  It should only be used in informative speeches. 
A)  It can be used in a form of persuasion known as comparative advantage. 
B)  The two things you compare should be analogous. 
C)  It can be used to convince the audience that one thing is better than another. 
D)  It should only be used in informative speeches.

Question 13

The___________ strategy is helpful when you are speaking on a topic that has a strong inherent division of subtopics within the main topic.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The___________ strategy is helpful when you are...

Question 14

In what circumstances is the comparative strategy the most effective approach for organizing your speech?

Accepted Answer

When you are addressing topics

Question 15

A speaker trying to convince the audience that road rage is a serious problem that needs to be solved should follow the ___________ strategy

Accepted Answer

The answer of A speaker trying to convince the audience...

Question 16

A speech showing the steps in making spinach quiche would follow the ___________ pattern.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A speech showing the steps in making...

Question 17

A speech discussing the problems with state education funding and the steps needed to lessen these problems uses the ___________ strategy.

Accepted Answer

A)  spatial 
B)  Monroe's motivated sequence 
C)  problem-solution 
D)  chronological 
A)  spatial 
B)  Monroe's motivated sequence 
C)  problem-solution 
D)  chronological

Question 18

Monroe's motivated sequence can be used with informative and persuasive speeches.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

What three elements do you need to keep in mind when selecting an organizational strategy for your speech?

Accepted Answer

You should consider

Question 20

___________ refers to the main points being balanced or equal to each other in weight and level of ideas.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___________ refers to the main points being...

The___________ strategy is useful when you need to walk your audience through a particular space or setting.

When should you use Monroe's motivated sequence strategy? Explain the stages in this strategy and the need to make sure you are ethical while using it.

___________ is a strategy used to convince an audience that one thing is better than another, by comparing the two.

What is an example of a topic that would fit into the comparative strategy?

A speech that compares generic brands with name brands and shows how generic brands are better is using a practice known as comparative advantage.

Speeches using the causal pattern can be written in cause-effect order as well as effect-cause order.

Why should a speaker pay special attention to ethics when using the Monroe's motivated sequence strategy?

A speech explaining the causes leading up to the recent economic crisis would be a great candidate for the comparative strategy.

Explain three of the common organizational problems speakers encounter when constructing main points. Be sure to describe how to avoid these problems.

The___________ strategy is especially helpful when stressing the history of an event, person, or thing or when demonstrating a process.

When you want to show your topic in relationship to a physical setting, natural environment, or proximity, you should use the topical pattern.

Which of the following is NOT true about the comparative strategy?

The___________ strategy is helpful when you are speaking on a topic that has a strong inherent division of subtopics within the main topic.

In what circumstances is the comparative strategy the most effective approach for organizing your speech?

A speaker trying to convince the audience that road rage is a serious problem that needs to be solved should follow the ___________ strategy

A speech showing the steps in making spinach quiche would follow the ___________ pattern.

A speech discussing the problems with state education funding and the steps needed to lessen these problems uses the ___________ strategy.

Monroe's motivated sequence can be used with informative and persuasive speeches.

What three elements do you need to keep in mind when selecting an organizational strategy for your speech?

___________ refers to the main points being balanced or equal to each other in weight and level of ideas.

Overview of Public Speaking

Getting to Know Your Audience and Situation

Selecting Your Topic and Purpose

Locating Support Material

Selecting and Testing Support Material

Outlining Your Speech

Introducing and Concluding Your Speech

Using Language Successfully

Delivering Your Speech

Using Presentation Aids

Listening

Evaluating Speeches

The Informative Speech

Tools for Persuading

The Persuasive Speech

Speeches for Special Events

On-The-Job Speaking

Speaking in Small Groups

Filters

Exam 7: Organizing the Speech Body

The___________ strategy is useful when you need to walk your audience through a particular space or setting.

When should you use Monroe's motivated sequence strategy? Explain the stages in this strategy and the need to make sure you are ethical while using it.

___________ is a strategy used to convince an audience that one thing is better than another, by comparing the two.

What is an example of a topic that would fit into the comparative strategy?

A speech that compares generic brands with name brands and shows how generic brands are better is using a practice known as comparative advantage.

Speeches using the causal pattern can be written in cause-effect order as well as effect-cause order.

Why should a speaker pay special attention to ethics when using the Monroe's motivated sequence strategy?

A speech explaining the causes leading up to the recent economic crisis would be a great candidate for the comparative strategy.

Explain three of the common organizational problems speakers encounter when constructing main points. Be sure to describe how to avoid these problems.

The___________ strategy is especially helpful when stressing the history of an event, person, or thing or when demonstrating a process.

When you want to show your topic in relationship to a physical setting, natural environment, or proximity, you should use the topical pattern.

Which of the following is NOT true about the comparative strategy?

The___________ strategy is helpful when you are speaking on a topic that has a strong inherent division of subtopics within the main topic.

In what circumstances is the comparative strategy the most effective approach for organizing your speech?

A speaker trying to convince the audience that road rage is a serious problem that needs to be solved should follow the ___________ strategy

A speech showing the steps in making spinach quiche would follow the ___________ pattern.

A speech discussing the problems with state education funding and the steps needed to lessen these problems uses the ___________ strategy.

Monroe's motivated sequence can be used with informative and persuasive speeches.

What three elements do you need to keep in mind when selecting an organizational strategy for your speech?

___________ refers to the main points being balanced or equal to each other in weight and level of ideas.

Overview of Public Speaking

Getting to Know Your Audience and Situation

Selecting Your Topic and Purpose

Locating Support Material

Selecting and Testing Support Material

Outlining Your Speech

Introducing and Concluding Your Speech

Using Language Successfully

Delivering Your Speech

Using Presentation Aids

Listening

Evaluating Speeches

The Informative Speech

Tools for Persuading

The Persuasive Speech

Speeches for Special Events

On-The-Job Speaking

Speaking in Small Groups

Filters