Deck 8: Outlining and Organizing Speeches

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Competent outlining of a speech includes which of the following?

A) Coherence
B) Balance
C) Completeness
D) All of the above
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When you are trying to explain why an event occurred, typically you would use which of the following organizational patterns?

A) topical pattern
B) spatial pattern
C) causal pattern
D) problem-solution pattern
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Coherence in an outline means that

A) you are using standard outlining symbols
B) main points flow directly from the purpose statement
C) main points are divided into at least three subpoints
D) all main points are equally complex and detailed
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Division as a criterion for an effective speech outline means that

A) main points are divided into no fewer than two subpoints
B) a primary subpoint can be divided into one or more secondary subpoints
C) a main point should be divided into one or more subpoints
D) a secondary subpoint should be divided into one or more tertiary subpoints
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Balance as a criterion for an effective speech outline means that

A) all main points must have exactly equal complexity and detail
B) all main points receive relatively equal but not exactly the same treatment
C) some main points should be given much greater treatment than others
D) all main points should have the same number of supporting materials
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Which of the following is a difference between a preparation outline and a presentation outline?

A) A presentation outline is less prepared in advance
B) A presentation outline is composed of more complicated language and full sentences
C) A presentation outline includes more detail
D) None of the above
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According to the Monroe Motivated Sequence organizational pattern,

A) the need step comes before the satisfaction step
B) the action step comes before the visualization step
C) there are five sequential steps starting with attention and ending with the action step
D) a solution is provided before the need is fully developed
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In a coherent outline, subpoints must come before main points.
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If you cannot divide a point into at least two subpoints, then do not divide it into a single subpoint.
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The comparative advantages pattern of organization establishes that the merits of two proposals for solving a problem are roughly equal.
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Monroe's Motivated Sequence is an organizational pattern that has three steps: identify the problem, explain the causes, and provide a solution.
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The narrative pattern of speech organization consists of a story with a plot, characters, settings, and a theme.
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An internal summary occurs during the conclusion to a speech.
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The Monroe's Motivated Sequence organizational pattern is used primarily for informative speeches.
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The Monroe's Motivated Sequence organizational pattern is essentially a problem-solution pattern with added steps.
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The quality of your speech organization directly influences how well your listeners understand your key points.
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Your outline should be comprised of a series of bullet points.
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Transitions are internal previews within your speech.
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Deck 8: Outlining and Organizing Speeches
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Competent outlining of a speech includes which of the following?

A) Coherence
B) Balance
C) Completeness
D) All of the above
D
2
When you are trying to explain why an event occurred, typically you would use which of the following organizational patterns?

A) topical pattern
B) spatial pattern
C) causal pattern
D) problem-solution pattern
C
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Coherence in an outline means that

A) you are using standard outlining symbols
B) main points flow directly from the purpose statement
C) main points are divided into at least three subpoints
D) all main points are equally complex and detailed
B
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Division as a criterion for an effective speech outline means that

A) main points are divided into no fewer than two subpoints
B) a primary subpoint can be divided into one or more secondary subpoints
C) a main point should be divided into one or more subpoints
D) a secondary subpoint should be divided into one or more tertiary subpoints
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Balance as a criterion for an effective speech outline means that

A) all main points must have exactly equal complexity and detail
B) all main points receive relatively equal but not exactly the same treatment
C) some main points should be given much greater treatment than others
D) all main points should have the same number of supporting materials
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Which of the following is a difference between a preparation outline and a presentation outline?

A) A presentation outline is less prepared in advance
B) A presentation outline is composed of more complicated language and full sentences
C) A presentation outline includes more detail
D) None of the above
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According to the Monroe Motivated Sequence organizational pattern,

A) the need step comes before the satisfaction step
B) the action step comes before the visualization step
C) there are five sequential steps starting with attention and ending with the action step
D) a solution is provided before the need is fully developed
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In a coherent outline, subpoints must come before main points.
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If you cannot divide a point into at least two subpoints, then do not divide it into a single subpoint.
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The comparative advantages pattern of organization establishes that the merits of two proposals for solving a problem are roughly equal.
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Monroe's Motivated Sequence is an organizational pattern that has three steps: identify the problem, explain the causes, and provide a solution.
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The narrative pattern of speech organization consists of a story with a plot, characters, settings, and a theme.
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An internal summary occurs during the conclusion to a speech.
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The Monroe's Motivated Sequence organizational pattern is used primarily for informative speeches.
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The Monroe's Motivated Sequence organizational pattern is essentially a problem-solution pattern with added steps.
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The quality of your speech organization directly influences how well your listeners understand your key points.
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Your outline should be comprised of a series of bullet points.
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Transitions are internal previews within your speech.
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