Question 1

What is summative feedback?

Accepted Answer

It is feedback that occurs at

Question 2

When we evaluate a speech,we judge the value of the speech.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Differentiate among the four types of noise and explain how they can impact the public speaking process.

Accepted Answer

Physical noise consists of various sound

Question 4

Physical noise occurs when:

Accepted Answer

A) a listener can't listen because of a queasy stomach. 
B) a listener is still captivated by a previous speech. 
C) loud sounds interfere with a listener's ability to hear. 
D) a microphone fails to work effectively. 
E) the speech seems to be disorganized and disjointed. 
A) a listener can't listen because of a queasy stomach. 
B) a listener is still captivated by a previous speech. 
C) loud sounds interfere with a listener's ability to hear. 
D) a microphone fails to work effectively. 
E) the speech seems to be disorganized and disjointed.

Question 5

Identifying assumptions is important because:

Accepted Answer

A) assumptions are not supported by the evidence provided. 
B) the assumptions of an expert can reliably guide us to knowledge. 
C) assumptions tend to be insightful guides to solving problems. 
D) hearing the assumptions of a powerful speaker is inspiring. 
E) the most important developments in human progress rest on assumptions. 
A) assumptions are not supported by the evidence provided. 
B) the assumptions of an expert can reliably guide us to knowledge. 
C) assumptions tend to be insightful guides to solving problems. 
D) hearing the assumptions of a powerful speaker is inspiring. 
E) the most important developments in human progress rest on assumptions.

Question 6

What are some of the specific benefits of active and focused listening?

Accepted Answer

Active and focused listening is a commun

Question 7

Summative feedback occurs when the speaker reviews the main points.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

A(n)______________-oriented listener is curious about the speaker.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n)______________-oriented listener is curious about the speaker....

Question 9

Ethical listening compels us to embrace the ideas in a message.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Describe the people-oriented listener.

Accepted Answer

This listener is less interest

Question 11

If you are assigned to attend a presentation,and if you know there will be a quiz during the following class,what should you do during that presentation?

Accepted Answer

Be sure to sit where you can h

Question 12

Listening helps you be a better friend because:

Accepted Answer

A) it encourages someone to divulge information. 
B) it helps you find out their private secrets. 
C) it makes a person feel grateful to you. 
D) it shows that you care about them. 
E) it will motivate loyalty. 
A) it encourages someone to divulge information. 
B) it helps you find out their private secrets. 
C) it makes a person feel grateful to you. 
D) it shows that you care about them. 
E) it will motivate loyalty.

Question 13

Name and briefly explain three ways to develop critical thinking skills.

Accepted Answer

Choices are: Recognizing the d

Question 14

Explain the role of receiver bias in a listener's ability or inability to understand messages.

Accepted Answer

If a listener is negatively biased towar

Question 15

How should we take notes?

Accepted Answer

Reflect the meanings of the me

Question 16

Listening helps you become a better student because:

Accepted Answer

A) it helps you think of questions to ask later. 
B) teachers appreciate good classroom behavior. 
C) you make a good impression on the teacher. 
D) you will understand the complex meanings of a speech. 
E) you won't have to take any notes. 
A) it helps you think of questions to ask later. 
B) teachers appreciate good classroom behavior. 
C) you make a good impression on the teacher. 
D) you will understand the complex meanings of a speech. 
E) you won't have to take any notes.

Question 17

Listening involves motivation and effort.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Remembering is:

Accepted Answer

A) the ability to recall accurately the content of a message. 
B) changing your views in response to the message. 
C) memorizing word sequences of definitions provided in the speech. 
D) taking verbatim notes. 
E) the vivid recollection of a surprising fact from a speech. 
A) the ability to recall accurately the content of a message. 
B) changing your views in response to the message. 
C) memorizing word sequences of definitions provided in the speech. 
D) taking verbatim notes. 
E) the vivid recollection of a surprising fact from a speech.

Question 19

Physiological noise is noise caused by a listener's own body.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Listening style is about how well one understands advanced concepts.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What is summative feedback?

When we evaluate a speech,we judge the value of the speech.

Differentiate among the four types of noise and explain how they can impact the public speaking process.

Physical noise occurs when:

Identifying assumptions is important because:

What are some of the specific benefits of active and focused listening?

Summative feedback occurs when the speaker reviews the main points.

A(n)______________-oriented listener is curious about the speaker.

Ethical listening compels us to embrace the ideas in a message.

Describe the people-oriented listener.

If you are assigned to attend a presentation,and if you know there will be a quiz during the following class,what should you do during that presentation?

Listening helps you be a better friend because:

Name and briefly explain three ways to develop critical thinking skills.

Explain the role of receiver bias in a listener's ability or inability to understand messages.

How should we take notes?

Listening helps you become a better student because:

Listening involves motivation and effort.

Remembering is:

Physiological noise is noise caused by a listener's own body.

Listening style is about how well one understands advanced concepts.

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Exam 4: The Importance of Listening

What is summative feedback?

When we evaluate a speech,we judge the value of the speech.

Differentiate among the four types of noise and explain how they can impact the public speaking process.

Physical noise occurs when:

Identifying assumptions is important because:

What are some of the specific benefits of active and focused listening?

Summative feedback occurs when the speaker reviews the main points.

A(n)______________-oriented listener is curious about the speaker.

Ethical listening compels us to embrace the ideas in a message.

Describe the people-oriented listener.

If you are assigned to attend a presentation,and if you know there will be a quiz during the following class,what should you do during that presentation?

Listening helps you be a better friend because:

Name and briefly explain three ways to develop critical thinking skills.

Explain the role of receiver bias in a listener's ability or inability to understand messages.

How should we take notes?

Listening helps you become a better student because:

Listening involves motivation and effort.

Remembering is:

Physiological noise is noise caused by a listener's own body.

Listening style is about how well one understands advanced concepts.

Why Public Speaking Matters Today

Ethics Matters: Understanding the Ethics of Public Speaking

Speaking Confidently

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

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