CH31 - The Rhetorical Nature of Public Speaking Flashcards

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Why are presentations important in professional practice?

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They forge a relationship with the audience and make them care about the topic.

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What are the three modes of appeal in public speaking?

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  • ethos
  • pathos
  • logos
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What is an extemporaneous speech?

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A speech that is delivered with little preparation or practice.

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Define ethos in the context of public speaking.

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The speaker’s character and expertise that establish credibility.

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What is pathos?

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The use of emotion to persuade the audience.

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What does logos refer to in public speaking?

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The logical structure and evidence presented in a speech.

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How can ethos be established in a speech?

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By demonstrating authority on the topic and showing concern for the audience.

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What is a key strategy for using pathos effectively?

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Connecting emotionally with the audience through relatable stories or experiences.

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True or False: The primary concern of public speaking is to transmit information.

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False

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What is the main purpose of using logos in a speech?

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To present a logical argument supported by facts and evidence.

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Fill in the blank: The _______ is a process used to design both formal reports and speeches.

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Plan – Produce – Polish

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What should a speaker consider when establishing ethos?

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  • Audience needs
  • Presentation conventions
  • Fair and complete information
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How can a speaker ensure their pathos appeal is effective?

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  • Use personal experiences
  • Provide relatable data
  • Design for audience understanding
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What is a common mistake when using logos in a speech?

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Diminishing or overstating the severity of an issue.

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What is the relationship between a speech and a formal written report?

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Both use rhetorical concepts but differ in format and purpose.

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How can a speaker recognize audience concerns in their argument?

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By addressing fears and providing actionable solutions.

17
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What is the significance of mentioning sources in a speech?

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To establish credibility and support claims.

18
Q

List three elements that should be considered for effective logos.

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  • Completeness of the issue
  • Logical organization
  • Recognition of audience concerns
19
Q

What should Hamid include at the end of his speech to empower his audience?

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A list of strategies to protect themselves from Lyme Disease.

20
Q

Fill in the blank: The rhetorical audience refers to the _______ that the speaker addresses.

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audience needs