Question 1

Visual aids known as representations include __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  photographs, diagrams, and maps 
B)  flowcharts, objects, and models 
C)  easels, flipcharts, and slides 
D)  bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts 
A)  photographs, diagrams, and maps 
B)  flowcharts, objects, and models 
C)  easels, flipcharts, and slides 
D)  bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts A

Question 2

Well-prepared visual aids indicate that the speaker has a carefully planned presentation and has taken the audience seriously, therefore enhancing the __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  speaker's credibility and the audience's interest and retention 
B)  speaker's ethos, pathos, and logos 
C)  speaker's credibility, presentation, and delivery 
D)  speaker's strategic planning, organization, and arguments 
A)  speaker's credibility and the audience's interest and retention 
B)  speaker's ethos, pathos, and logos 
C)  speaker's credibility, presentation, and delivery 
D)  speaker's strategic planning, organization, and arguments A

Question 3

To best illustrate basic makeup application techniques for work and for evening, the speaker should use a(n) __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  chart 
B)  object 
C)  film 
D)  person 
A)  chart 
B)  object 
C)  film 
D)  person D

Question 4

Explain the three principles for using a visual aid in a speech. Give examples of how to use each correctly and why.

Accepted Answer

answer should include: 1. When using a v

Question 5

Speakers must always remember to speak to __________, not to the visual aid.

Accepted Answer

the audien

Question 6

Which of the following visual aids is a type of representation?

Accepted Answer

A)  object 
B)  textual graphic 
C)  pie graph 
D)  model 
A)  object 
B)  textual graphic 
C)  pie graph 
D)  model

Question 7

When using a visual aid, where should the speaker look?

Accepted Answer

A)  facing the screen or visual aid 
B)  in any direction, so long as you point at the visual aid when appropriate 
C)  at the audience 
D)  with their back to the audience 
A)  facing the screen or visual aid 
B)  in any direction, so long as you point at the visual aid when appropriate 
C)  at the audience 
D)  with their back to the audience

Question 8

Although there are many benefits to using visual aids, they can be a powerful distraction.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Visual aids should be selected by carefully considering the __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  audience and the purpose of the speech 
B)  speaker and the message 
C)  thesis of the speech and the size of the room 
D)  supporting material, the reasoning, and the claim 
A)  audience and the purpose of the speech 
B)  speaker and the message 
C)  thesis of the speech and the size of the room 
D)  supporting material, the reasoning, and the claim

Question 10

The logical extension of the presentation, slide, flip chart, or poster is the __________, which audiences can refer to during the speech.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The logical extension of the presentation, slide,...

Question 11

Bill prepared a simple __________, showing the key components of the computer that he wanted to discuss in his speech.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Bill prepared a simple __________, showing the...

Question 12

Helga wants to show how the rate of traffic accidents changes for drivers as they advance in age. Which type of visual aid would best represent this information?

Accepted Answer

A)  decision tree 
B)  flip chart 
C)  photograph 
D)  line graph 
A)  decision tree 
B)  flip chart 
C)  photograph 
D)  line graph

Question 13

The purpose of any chart is to __________ complex information.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The purpose of any chart is to...

Question 14

Bar graphs are useful for showing __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  lists in columns 
B)  steps in a process 
C)  stages of decision making 
D)  comparison and contrast 
A)  lists in columns 
B)  steps in a process 
C)  stages of decision making 
D)  comparison and contrast

Question 15

Vince wants his audience to remember the four biggest health problems associated with chewing tobacco. What kind of visual aid should he use to promote retention of these risks?

Accepted Answer

A)  objects 
B)  a graph 
C)  textual graphics 
D)  a diagram 
A)  objects 
B)  a graph 
C)  textual graphics 
D)  a diagram

Question 16

When using computer-generated visual aids, which basic design principle is easy to ignore?

Accepted Answer

A)  ease of handling 
B)  aesthetics 
C)  simplicity 
D)  visibility 
A)  ease of handling 
B)  aesthetics 
C)  simplicity 
D)  visibility

Question 17

A __________ graph illustrates how two variables change in relation to each other, as plotted on a horizontal axis and vertical axis.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A __________ graph illustrates how two variables...

Question 18

When speaking to a large audience of listeners who are all seated at the same level on the floor, you should display your visual aids __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  above the level of your head 
B)  at your eye level 
C)  close to the front row 
D)  in front of the podium 
A)  above the level of your head 
B)  at your eye level 
C)  close to the front row 
D)  in front of the podium

Question 19

What is the first decision you should make regarding visual aids?

Accepted Answer

A)  Is the visual aid portable? 
B)  Which ideas will be aided by visual materials? 
C)  What computer software can generate effective slides? 
D)  What can go wrong? 
A)  Is the visual aid portable? 
B)  Which ideas will be aided by visual materials? 
C)  What computer software can generate effective slides? 
D)  What can go wrong?

Question 20

Visual aids should be colorful because color is more vivid and attention-grabbing than black and white.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Visual aids known as representations include __________.

Well-prepared visual aids indicate that the speaker has a carefully planned presentation and has taken the audience seriously, therefore enhancing the __________.

To best illustrate basic makeup application techniques for work and for evening, the speaker should use a(n) __________.

Explain the three principles for using a visual aid in a speech. Give examples of how to use each correctly and why.

Speakers must always remember to speak to __________, not to the visual aid.

Which of the following visual aids is a type of representation?

When using a visual aid, where should the speaker look?

Although there are many benefits to using visual aids, they can be a powerful distraction.

Visual aids should be selected by carefully considering the __________.

The logical extension of the presentation, slide, flip chart, or poster is the __________, which audiences can refer to during the speech.

Bill prepared a simple __________, showing the key components of the computer that he wanted to discuss in his speech.

Helga wants to show how the rate of traffic accidents changes for drivers as they advance in age. Which type of visual aid would best represent this information?

The purpose of any chart is to __________ complex information.

Bar graphs are useful for showing __________.

Vince wants his audience to remember the four biggest health problems associated with chewing tobacco. What kind of visual aid should he use to promote retention of these risks?

When using computer-generated visual aids, which basic design principle is easy to ignore?

A __________ graph illustrates how two variables change in relation to each other, as plotted on a horizontal axis and vertical axis.

When speaking to a large audience of listeners who are all seated at the same level on the floor, you should display your visual aids __________.

What is the first decision you should make regarding visual aids?

Visual aids should be colorful because color is more vivid and attention-grabbing than black and white.

Welcome to Public Speaking

Your First Speech

Presenting the Speech

Listening Critically

Analyzing Your Audience

Choosing a Topic and Developing a Strategy

Researching the Speech

Reasoning

Organizing the Speech: The Body

Organizing the Speech: Introductions, Conclusions, and Transitions

Outlining the Speech

Achieving Style Through Language

Informing

Persuading

Occasions for Public Speaking

Filters

Exam 15: Speaking With Visual Aids

Visual aids known as representations include __________.

Well-prepared visual aids indicate that the speaker has a carefully planned presentation and has taken the audience seriously, therefore enhancing the __________.

To best illustrate basic makeup application techniques for work and for evening, the speaker should use a(n) __________.

Explain the three principles for using a visual aid in a speech. Give examples of how to use each correctly and why.

Speakers must always remember to speak to __________, not to the visual aid.

Which of the following visual aids is a type of representation?

When using a visual aid, where should the speaker look?

Although there are many benefits to using visual aids, they can be a powerful distraction.

Visual aids should be selected by carefully considering the __________.

The logical extension of the presentation, slide, flip chart, or poster is the __________, which audiences can refer to during the speech.

Bill prepared a simple __________, showing the key components of the computer that he wanted to discuss in his speech.

Helga wants to show how the rate of traffic accidents changes for drivers as they advance in age. Which type of visual aid would best represent this information?

The purpose of any chart is to __________ complex information.

Bar graphs are useful for showing __________.

Vince wants his audience to remember the four biggest health problems associated with chewing tobacco. What kind of visual aid should he use to promote retention of these risks?

When using computer-generated visual aids, which basic design principle is easy to ignore?

A __________ graph illustrates how two variables change in relation to each other, as plotted on a horizontal axis and vertical axis.

When speaking to a large audience of listeners who are all seated at the same level on the floor, you should display your visual aids __________.

What is the first decision you should make regarding visual aids?

Visual aids should be colorful because color is more vivid and attention-grabbing than black and white.

Welcome to Public Speaking

Your First Speech

Presenting the Speech

Listening Critically

Analyzing Your Audience

Choosing a Topic and Developing a Strategy

Researching the Speech

Reasoning

Organizing the Speech: The Body

Organizing the Speech: Introductions, Conclusions, and Transitions

Outlining the Speech

Achieving Style Through Language

Informing

Persuading

Occasions for Public Speaking

Filters