9-4.11
When is it a good idea to use manuscript speaking?
9-4.12
What is a disadvantage of manuscript speaking?
9-4.13
When is it advantageous to use the memorized style of
delivery?
.
9-4.1
What is one guideline for using appropriate volume in your
speech?
9-4.2
What is one thing you can do to remove the verbal fillers
from your speech?
9-4.3
How can problems in pronunciation affect your speech?
9-4.4
Give an example of a common problem in articulation.
9-4.5
Give an example of a word or phrase that is unique to your
dialect.
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7-5.1
If you were to give a speech on the high cost of college
textbooks, what attention-getter would you use. Write it out
or describe it and explain why you think it is the best choice.
7-5.2
What are the benefits of using humor as an attention-getter
and what guidelines should you keep in mind if.
8-2.10
Kinesthetic sensory appeals refer to body motion, speed, or
direction.
8-2.11
“Achoo” is an example of onomatopoeia.
8-2.12
“It took me forever to finish this speech” is an example of
irony.
8-2.13
Schemes refer to techniques of manipulating the order of
words.
8-2.14
Yoda from Star Wars speaks using the speech device known
as anastrophe.
8-2.15
Assonance refers to the repetition of initial consonants.
6-5.5
Explain three of the common organizational problems
speakers encounter when constructing their main points. Be
sure to describe how to avoid these problems.
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7-3.10
The _____ attention-getter is used when you use artistic
and/or nonverbal ways to gain the audience’s attention.
7-3.11
The introduction should begin with a(n) _____.
7-3.12
The conclusion should end with a _____.
7-3.13
Another word for emotional power is _____.
7-3.14
The best way to view a WOW statement is to treat it like the
_____ in your introduction.
7-3.15
The.
8-2.1
The “triangle of meaning” explains that the meanings of
words are in the words themselves.
8-2.2
The denotative meaning of the word is the personal,
emotional reaction you might have to a word.
8-2.3
Language has the power to create both equality and
inequality.
8-2.4
The following is a correct use of language: “She and I had
went to the.
7-5.3
How do questions serve as effective attention-getters? What
two types can be used? How can questions be problematic as
attention-getters?
7-5.4
Read the following introduction and describe what is wrong
with it.
Hi, everyone. My name is Janice and I am here to show you how
to make a homemade apple pie.
Have you ever wanted a good,.
9-1.10
Having vocal _____ means changing your volume, pitch, rate,
and pauses throughout your speech.
a. fillers
b. inflection
c. variety
d. emphasis
9-1.12
Correct _____ is the standard or commonly accepted way to
make a word sound.
a. articulation
b. pronunciation
c. inflection
d. dialect
9-1.13
Which of the following is NOT true about using proper
punctuation in your speech?
a. Get feedback from friends and.
8-3.1
The accepted, dictionary meaning of a word is the _____
meaning.
8-3.2
The _____ meaning of a word is the emotional, personal
reaction to it.
8-3.4
_____ is learned patterns of beliefs, values, attitudes, norms,
practices, customs, and behaviors shared by a large group of
people.
8-3.5
Technical or specialized language is called _____.
8-3.6
“Cut to the chase” is an example.
6-4.10
What is an example of a topic that would fit into the
comparative advantages strategy?
6-4.11
What is an example of a speech topic that would fit into the
problem-solution strategy?
6-4.12
What are the steps in the refutation strategy?
.
9-4.14
What is one tip for preparing for your speech on the day
before you are to give it?
9-4.15
Describe one thing you can do to prepare yourself on the day
your speech is due?
.
6-5.3
When should you use Monroe’s motivated sequence
strategy? Explain the stages in this strategy and the need to
make sure you are ethical while using it.
6-5.4
Why is parallelism important? Reword the following main
points in order to make them parallel.
I. Road rage has many causes.
II. The effects of road rage are numerous.
III. Fortunately,.
7-4.6
What is a guideline to follow if you plan on using your own
personal story as an attention-getter?
7-4.7
What is one important rule to keep in mind when using
humor as an attention-getter?
7-4.8
Write out a rhetorical question on the topic of effective study
skills.
7-4.9
Write out a response-evoking question on the topic of the
importance of.
8-5.1
Draw and label Ogden and Richard’s “triangle of meaning.”
Then, briefly explain what it says about the nature of
language.
8-5.2
Explain how words have both denotative and connotative
meanings, and give an example of a word that might cause
confusion in a speech because of the two levels of meaning.
.
6-3.9
You should write your main points in full, _____ sentences.
6-3.10
_____ refers to the main points being balanced or equal to
each other in weight and level of ideas.
6-3.11
_____ refers to arranging your words, phrases, or sentences in
a similar pattern.
6-3.12
The job of _____ is to clarify, emphasize, or provide detail for
the main.
9-1.1
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of effective
delivery?
a. It draws attention to itself.
b. It is natural.
c. It is engaging.
d. It includes both verbal and nonverbal elements.
9-1.2
_____ refers to how high or low your voice is in frequency.
a. Quality
b. Pitch
c. Resonance
d. Stridency
9-1.3
______ is determined by how fast or slow.
9-3.1
_____ is how high and low your voice is in frequency.
9-3.2
You risk having a _____ when you do not vary your pitch.
9-3.4
“Um”, “uh,” and “like” are examples of _____.
9-3.5
_____ refers to the standard or commonly accepted way to
make a word sound.
9-3.6
Saying “goin” instead of “going” reflects a problem in _____.
9-3.7
A.
8-4.11
Give an example of filler.
8-4.12
Give an example of a euphemism.
8-4.13
What is an example of the person-first rule?
8-4.14
What is wrong with the following: “The gay business owner
opened two new stores.”
8-4.15
Give an example of hyperbole.
.
8-4.1
What does it mean to say that language is symbolic?
8-4.2
What does it mean to say that language is arbitrary?
8-4.3
Give an example of a connotative meaning of the word “cat.”
8-4.4
Give an example of how language has been used to create
inequality.
8-4.5
Correct the following sentence: “The landlord returned the
check to he and I.”
.
9-2.10
Disgust is one of the six universal facial expressions.
9-2.11
Effective facial expressions are natural and not overdone or
exaggerated.
9-2.12
Illustrators have direct verbal translations and are speech
independent.
9-2.13
Standing behind a lectern will boost your ethos and make
you seem more approachable.
9-2.14
The most commonly used delivery method is
extemporaneous.
9-2.15
When using the impromptu delivery method, you should
limit your.
9-2.1
It is important to keep your pitch constant throughout your
speech.
9-2.2
The average person speaks 120–150 words per minute.
9-2.3
Using pauses can help you avoid vocal fillers.
9-2.4
Inflection refers to changing or adjusting your volume, pitch,
rate, and pauses.
9-2.5
Mispronouncing words in your speech can lower your ethos.
9-2.6
Articulation refers to the distinctiveness and clarity of linked
whole.
6-4.5
When it is a good idea to use the topical strategy?
6-4.6
Give an example of a speech topic that would be effective if
organized in a spatial pattern?
6-4.7
Give an example of a speech topic that would be effective if
organized in a topical pattern.
6-4.8
Give an example of a speech topic that would fall.
9-1.21
Which of the following is NOT a guideline for creating an
effective appearance?
a. always be well groomed.
b. dress to suit the speaking occasion.
c. dress in a way that you draw attention to yourself.
d. avoid anything distracting such as flashy jewelry.
9-1.22
Which of the following is NOT true about eye contact?
a. All cultures.
8-1.1
_____ are symbols that you use to create, learn, and use to
express your thoughts and feelings.
a. Gestures
b. Words
c. Signs
d. Metaphors
8-1.2
The _____ nature of language means that a word represents
what it is referring to either by association, resemblance, or
convention.
a. arbitrary
b. abstract
c. symbolic
d. concrete
8-1.3
Saying that language is _____ means that the relationship
between.
8-1.21
_____ is/are specialized or technical language that might
cause confusion.
a. Slang
b. Fillers
c. Jargon
d. Doublespeak
8-1.22
Using the word “tv” for television is an example of the use of
a(n)
a. abbreviation.
b. slang.
c. jargon.
d. acronym.
8-1.23
A word formed from the initials or other parts of several
words is called a(n)
a. abbreviation.
b. acronym.
c. jargon.
d. slang.
8-1.24
Saying “NCA” for the National.
7-2.1
Credibility is built throughout the entire speech.
7-2.2
It is not necessary to explain your knowledge of the topic in
the introduction.
7-2.3
Effective speaker delivery can enhance credibility.
7-2.4
You should state your name and topic before you go into
your attention-getter.
7-2.5
Facts and statistics work best if they are unfamiliar to your
audience.
7-2.6
Humor is a good attention-getter, even.
8-5.5
Read the following sentences and describe which sense they
are appealing to.
??He immediately tensed up when she walked into
the room.
??Her grandmother’s house carried the scent of
mothballs, vanilla, and lavender.
??They rushed out the door as quickly as they
sprinted in.
??The aftertaste was bitter and metallic.
.
7-4.1
How can you use speaker delivery to enhance your
credibility?
7-4.2
Write out a preview on the topic of healthy weight loss.
7-4.3
Explain why attention-getters are so important to the
introduction.
7-4.4
When are facts and statistics the most effective as attentiongetters?
7-4.5
What are the guidelines for using quotations as attentiongetters?
.
8-1.11
Which of the following is NOT true about culture?
a. It is shared.
b. It is transmitted from generation to generation.
c. It is based on symbols.
d. It is static.
8-1.12
Which of the following is NOT true about culture?
a. Language and culture are connected.
b. We are part of multiple cultures.
c. Culture is not important.
7-3.1
Aristotle referred to the concept of credibility as _____.
7-3.2
An introduction should end with a _____.
7-3.4
A(n) _____ is something you say, show, or do to get your
audience to focus on you and on the topic and goal of your
speech.
7-3.5
_____ can help you point to a remarkable situation or problem
and are best.
6-5.1
You want to persuade your audience that a lack of exercise is
a serious problem and that there are easy ways to
incorporate exercise into their daily lives. What
organizational strategy would you use? Write out your main
points below.
6-5.2
When it is appropriate to use the refutation strategy? Write
out the four steps to this.
8-5.3
Explain how language has the power to help create very
positive as well as very negative outcomes.
8-5.4
Read the following sentences and describe whether or not
each one is culturally appropriate and/or unbiased.
??The Hispanic man aced the test.
??The disabled woman met me at the door.
??They were living as man and wife.
??It was clearly.
7-1.31
Which of the following should NOT be on your checklist for
using an effective attention-getter?
a. Is my attention-getter appropriate for the occasion?
b. Will my attention-getter work?
c. Is my attention-getter from a published source?
d. Is my attention-getter appropriate an inoffensive?
7-1.32
Your introduction should be no more than _____ percent of
your speech time.
a. 5
b..
9-3.10
_____ are gestures that are speech-independent and have a
direct verbal translation.
9-3.11
Waving “hello” is an example of a(n) _____.
9-3.12
Holding up a finger as you say, “my first point” is an example
of a(n) _____.
9-3.13
_____ speaking occurs when you read a speech word-forword.
9-3.14
_____ speaking should be used when accuracy and the
appearance of spontaneity.
7-1.11
Today I want to show you how to bake a homemade apple pie.
We will gather our ingredients, make the crust, add the filling
and bake it to perfection. The preceding is an example of a(n)
a. attention getter.
b. speaker credibility statement.
c. audience relevance statement.
d. preview.
7-1.12
As a camp counselor for the past three.
8-3.10
The style of language used when giving speeches is called
_____ style.
8-3.11
When you create _____ images in a speech, you appeal to the
audience’s sense of touch.
8-3.12
_____ is the use of exaggeration for emphasis.
8-3.13
When you ask a question but not for the purpose of getting a
response, you are using a _____ question.
8-3.14
_____.
9-4.6
Describe one guideline for having an effective speaker
appearance.
9-4.7
What are the six universal facial expressions?
9-4.8
Give an example of an emblem.
9-4.9
Give an example of an illustrator.
9-4.10
What is one benefit of using the extemporaneous method of
delivery?
.
6-4.1
What three elements do you need to keep in mind when
selecting the strategy for your main points?
6-4.2
How can choosing the correct organizational strategy boost
your confidence as a speaker?
6-4.3
When should you choose the refutation strategy to organize
your main points?
6-4.4
When should you use the chronological strategy for
organizing your main points?
.
8-1.31
_____ are sounds, words, or phrases that serve no purpose
and do not add to the understanding of the message.
a. Clichés
b. Slang terms
c. Fillers
d. Malapropisms
8-1.32
Which of the following is an example of a filler?
a. To tell the truth…
b. Um…
c. NATO
d. Limo
8-1.33
Which of the following is not a type of ethos-reducing
language?
a. doublespeak
b..
8-4.6
Correct the following sentence: “Every students wants to
improve their grades.”
8-4.7
Give an example of an acronym that might cause confusion in
a speech if not properly explained.
8-4.8
Rewrite the following in active voice: “The suspect was
caught by the detective.”
8-4.9
Rewrite the following to make it more concrete: “Henrietta
was killed.”
8-4.10
Give an example of a cliché.
.
7-2.10
You can improve your confidence by spending a lot of time
preparing and practicing the introduction.
7-2.11
You should end your conclusion by trying to elicit a response
from your audience.
7-2.12
You should treat your WOW statement like the attentiongetter
in the introduction.
7-2.13
Another word for emotional power is mythos.
7-2.14
Stories, narratives, illustrations, and anecdotes help to
humanize a.
7-1.1
The first step in an effective introduction is to
a. state your topic.
b. state your central idea.
c. capture your audience’s attention.
d. explain your relation to the audience.
7-1.2
_____ refers to a speaker’s ethical consideration for his/her
audience and his/her relationship with the topic.
a. Credibility
b. Competence
c. Audience relevance
d. Reputation
7-1.3
Another word for credibility is _____.
a..
6-4.13
Give an example of a topic that would effectively use the
refutation strategy.
6-4.14
Why should a speaker pay special attention to ethics when
using the Monroe’s motivated sequence strategy?
6-4.15
What is meant by the term “parallelism”?
.
7-4.11
What are the elements in the introduction?
7-4.12
How does the way you approach your introduction affect
your confidence as a speaker?
7-4.13
How can you use nonverbal communication to signal the end
of your speech?
7-4.14
What is the purpose of a WOW statement?
7-4.15
What are three elements you can use for a WOW statement?
.
9-1.31
The “thumbs up” sign is an example of a(n)
a. illustrator.
b. adaptor.
c. regulator.
d. emblem.
9-1.32
Which of the following is NOT an example of an emblem?
a. rubbing your hands together
b. rolling your eyes
c. winking
d. shrugging your shoulders to say “I don’t know”
9-1.33
_____ are speech-dependent gestures that are closely linked
to what is being said.
7-1.21
Which of the following is NOT true about stories, narratives,
illustrations, or anecdotes?
a. They can be true or fictional.
b. They can come from your personal life.
c. You need to carefully explain them.
d. They should be interesting, evoking, and
entertaining.
7-1.22
_____ can build a positive relationship with your audience and
lighten up a dry or.
9-5.1
Explain how a speaker should use pitch, volume, rate, and
pauses to effectively deliver a speech.
9-5.2
Explain how pronunciation, articulation, and dialect can
affect the success of your speech.
.
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