Question 1

Which guideline should you follow when choosing a topic?

Accepted Answer

A)  Select a trivial, fun topic. 
B)  Choose a subject that you've never heard of or examined before. 
C)  Do not select one that involves demonstrate with visual resources that are banned on campus. 
D)  Select a common, overused topic. 
A)  Select a trivial, fun topic. 
B)  Choose a subject that you've never heard of or examined before. 
C)  Do not select one that involves demonstrate with visual resources that are banned on campus. 
D)  Select a common, overused topic.

Question 2

An attitude is a tendency to respond favorably or unfavorably to some person, object, idea, or event.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

How does a speaker adapt the purpose of the speech to a specific audience? Provide an example.

Accepted Answer

A speaker can adapt the purpose of their

Question 4

Define inference and explain the difference between indirect inferences and direct inferences.

Accepted Answer

Inference is the process of drawing a co

Question 5

If you ask people to rank their favorite pastimes, you are asking for

Accepted Answer

A)  inferences. 
B)  attitudinal information. 
C)  observations. 
D)  adaptation. 
A)  inferences. 
B)  attitudinal information. 
C)  observations. 
D)  adaptation.

Question 6

Swetha gave his persuasive speech on why you run a West Coast football offense to his general population speech lass. Raymond likely didn't do which part of speech preparation?

Accepted Answer

A)  outlining 
B)  research 
C)  demographic analysis 
D)  value analysis 
A)  outlining 
B)  research 
C)  demographic analysis 
D)  value analysis

Question 7

What are four ways you can adapt yourself and your message to an audience?

Accepted Answer

1. Understand your audience: Before deli

Question 8

Moving from abstract to concrete or from general to specific are two ways suggested in the text to narrow a topic.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

When selecting a topic, if you think about what particular issue currently bothers you, you are

Accepted Answer

A)  surveying your interest. 
B)  assessing your knowledge of the topic. 
C)  conducting a questionnaire. 
D)  evaluating your commitment to the topic. 
A)  surveying your interest. 
B)  assessing your knowledge of the topic. 
C)  conducting a questionnaire. 
D)  evaluating your commitment to the topic.

Question 10

You analyze your audience to become more insightful about how you approach your topic.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which guideline should you follow when choosing a topic?

An attitude is a tendency to respond favorably or unfavorably to some person, object, idea, or event.

How does a speaker adapt the purpose of the speech to a specific audience? Provide an example.

Define inference and explain the difference between indirect inferences and direct inferences.

If you ask people to rank their favorite pastimes, you are asking for

Swetha gave his persuasive speech on why you run a West Coast football offense to his general population speech lass. Raymond likely didn't do which part of speech preparation?

What are four ways you can adapt yourself and your message to an audience?

Moving from abstract to concrete or from general to specific are two ways suggested in the text to narrow a topic.

When selecting a topic, if you think about what particular issue currently bothers you, you are

You analyze your audience to become more insightful about how you approach your topic.

Introduction to Human Communication

Perception, Self, and Communication

Language and Meaning

Nonverbal Communication

Listening and Critical Thinking

Interpersonal Communication

Intercultural Communication

Small-Group Communication

Workplace Communication

Being Credible and Using Evidence

Organizing Your Presentation

Delivery and Visual Resources

Informative Presentations

Persuasive Presentations

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Exam 10: Topic Selection and Audience Analysis

Which guideline should you follow when choosing a topic?

An attitude is a tendency to respond favorably or unfavorably to some person, object, idea, or event.

How does a speaker adapt the purpose of the speech to a specific audience? Provide an example.

Define inference and explain the difference between indirect inferences and direct inferences.

If you ask people to rank their favorite pastimes, you are asking for

Swetha gave his persuasive speech on why you run a West Coast football offense to his general population speech lass. Raymond likely didn't do which part of speech preparation?

What are four ways you can adapt yourself and your message to an audience?

Moving from abstract to concrete or from general to specific are two ways suggested in the text to narrow a topic.

When selecting a topic, if you think about what particular issue currently bothers you, you are

You analyze your audience to become more insightful about how you approach your topic.

Introduction to Human Communication

Perception, Self, and Communication

Language and Meaning

Nonverbal Communication

Listening and Critical Thinking

Interpersonal Communication

Intercultural Communication

Small-Group Communication

Workplace Communication

Being Credible and Using Evidence

Organizing Your Presentation

Delivery and Visual Resources

Informative Presentations

Persuasive Presentations

Filters