Question 1

Using an example,explain the categorical/topical speech pattern.

Accepted Answer

The goal of a categorical/topical speech

Question 2

Using a developed example,explain the psychological speech pattern.

Accepted Answer

Sure! The psychological speech pattern r

Question 3

Write a sentence that includes an exemplifying transition.Underline the transition.

Accepted Answer

Examples of exemplifying trans

Question 4

Internal summaries are useful when:

Accepted Answer

A) additional emphasis is necessary. 
B) information and ideas are complicated. 
C) the speaker has refuted a popular idea. 
D) the speaker needs to show credibility. 
E) the topic and purpose are controversial. 
A) additional emphasis is necessary. 
B) information and ideas are complicated. 
C) the speaker has refuted a popular idea. 
D) the speaker needs to show credibility. 
E) the topic and purpose are controversial.

Question 5

Once you generate a list of many possible main points,you should ask:

Accepted Answer

A) can they become bullet points? 
B) do they fit together coherently? 
C) how can I make use of them all? 
D) should I create acronyms? 
E) which ones are most impressive? 
A) can they become bullet points? 
B) do they fit together coherently? 
C) how can I make use of them all? 
D) should I create acronyms? 
E) which ones are most impressive?

Question 6

A logical flow of main points means that it makes sense to present them in a certain order.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A signpost is delivered to remind an audience of what they just heard.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Signposts are used to:

Accepted Answer

A) cite the source of evidence or information. 
B) help listeners follow along during a speech. 
C) guide listeners toward the conclusion. 
D) make the information more memorable. 
E) persuade listeners to trust the speaker. 
A) cite the source of evidence or information. 
B) help listeners follow along during a speech. 
C) guide listeners toward the conclusion. 
D) make the information more memorable. 
E) persuade listeners to trust the speaker.

Question 9

Balancing your main points means:

Accepted Answer

A) having an equal number of positive and negative main points. 
B) leaving your audience uncertain as to your views on the topic. 
C) making certain that every statement will be fair and objective. 
D) putting both "pro" and "con" information into each main point. 
E) treating each point with the same depth of detail,emphasis,and length. 
A) having an equal number of positive and negative main points. 
B) leaving your audience uncertain as to your views on the topic. 
C) making certain that every statement will be fair and objective. 
D) putting both "pro" and "con" information into each main point. 
E) treating each point with the same depth of detail,emphasis,and length.

Question 10

____________ structure means that you should structure your main points so that they all sound similar.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________ structure means that you should structure...

Question 11

A spatial speech pattern:

Accepted Answer

A) allows a speaker to use evidence and reasoning in a reverse order. 
B) delivers the most important ideas in the beginning of the speech. 
C) makes sure that each of the main points is about the same length. 
D) organizes main points according to how they exist in physical space. 
E) presents two or more events that occur or occurred simultaneously. 
A) allows a speaker to use evidence and reasoning in a reverse order. 
B) delivers the most important ideas in the beginning of the speech. 
C) makes sure that each of the main points is about the same length. 
D) organizes main points according to how they exist in physical space. 
E) presents two or more events that occur or occurred simultaneously.

Question 12

The information covered in each main point:

Accepted Answer

A) can be woven through all the main points. 
B) is an opportunity for great depth in detail. 
C) may start with a recognizable quotation. 
D) must be truly new to your audience. 
E) should be distinct from the other points. 
A) can be woven through all the main points. 
B) is an opportunity for great depth in detail. 
C) may start with a recognizable quotation. 
D) must be truly new to your audience. 
E) should be distinct from the other points.

Question 13

A transition is a phrase or sentence that indicates that a speaker is moving from one main point to another.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Transitions are used in speeches for the purpose of:

Accepted Answer

A) accommodating the needs of an uninformed or uneducated audience. 
B) clarifying the meanings of unfamiliar terms,concepts,and processes. 
C) demonstrating the knowledge,credibility and skill of the speaker. 
D) helping listeners understand how points are related to each other. 
E) sustaining the attention of an audience that might be uninterested. 
A) accommodating the needs of an uninformed or uneducated audience. 
B) clarifying the meanings of unfamiliar terms,concepts,and processes. 
C) demonstrating the knowledge,credibility and skill of the speaker. 
D) helping listeners understand how points are related to each other. 
E) sustaining the attention of an audience that might be uninterested.

Question 15

Using an example,explain the causal speech pattern.

Accepted Answer

The causal speech pattern is used to exp

Question 16

A causal speech format:

Accepted Answer

A) allows for creativity in arranging ideas. 
B) describes how a phenomenon occurred. 
C) explains cause and effect relationships. 
D) is characterized by an informal nature. 
E) seeks to clarify popular misconceptions. 
A) allows for creativity in arranging ideas. 
B) describes how a phenomenon occurred. 
C) explains cause and effect relationships. 
D) is characterized by an informal nature. 
E) seeks to clarify popular misconceptions.

Question 17

A parallel structure of main points refers to:

Accepted Answer

A) beginning each with the same three-word sequence. 
B) making sure you provide synonyms for all concepts. 
C) proving that all the points support your conclusion. 
D) putting a definition or quotation into each point. 
E) similar grammatical structure in stating those points. 
A) beginning each with the same three-word sequence. 
B) making sure you provide synonyms for all concepts. 
C) proving that all the points support your conclusion. 
D) putting a definition or quotation into each point. 
E) similar grammatical structure in stating those points.

Using an example,explain the categorical/topical speech pattern.

Using a developed example,explain the psychological speech pattern.

Write a sentence that includes an exemplifying transition.Underline the transition.

Internal summaries are useful when:

Once you generate a list of many possible main points,you should ask:

A logical flow of main points means that it makes sense to present them in a certain order.

A signpost is delivered to remind an audience of what they just heard.

Signposts are used to:

Balancing your main points means:

____________ structure means that you should structure your main points so that they all sound similar.

A spatial speech pattern:

The information covered in each main point:

A transition is a phrase or sentence that indicates that a speaker is moving from one main point to another.

Transitions are used in speeches for the purpose of:

Using an example,explain the causal speech pattern.

A causal speech format:

A parallel structure of main points refers to:

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Supporting Ideas and Building Arguments

Introductions Matter: How to Begin a Speech Effectively

Concluding With Power

Outlining

The Importance of Language

Delivering the Speech

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Exam 10: Creating the Body of a Speech

Using an example,explain the categorical/topical speech pattern.

Using a developed example,explain the psychological speech pattern.

Write a sentence that includes an exemplifying transition.Underline the transition.

Internal summaries are useful when:

Once you generate a list of many possible main points,you should ask:

A logical flow of main points means that it makes sense to present them in a certain order.

A signpost is delivered to remind an audience of what they just heard.

Signposts are used to:

Balancing your main points means:

____________ structure means that you should structure your main points so that they all sound similar.

A spatial speech pattern:

The information covered in each main point:

A transition is a phrase or sentence that indicates that a speaker is moving from one main point to another.

Transitions are used in speeches for the purpose of:

Using an example,explain the causal speech pattern.

A causal speech format:

A parallel structure of main points refers to:

Why Public Speaking Matters Today

Ethics Matters: Understanding the Ethics of Public Speaking

Speaking Confidently

The Importance of Listening

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

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

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