English IV Unit 9 PT Flashcards

1
Q

a Speech where One or More people Present a Creative Analysis or Presentation of Literature

A

Interpretive speech

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2
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a Spoken Mistake that Causes Embarrassment to the person who Said It

A

Gaffe

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3
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a Speech that Cites Reasons Explaining why the Opposing Position is Wrong

A

Rebuttal

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4
Q

the State of Being Aware or Perceptive

A

Discernment

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5
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a Speech where a Speaker is Given a Short Period of Time to Prepare and Immediately Presents it to an Audience

A

Impromptu Speech

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6
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any Speech or Sounds that a Listener has to Filter Out

A

Distractors

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7
Q

the Stress, Accent, Rhythm, and Pitch in the Sound of Words and Sentences

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Inflection

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8
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a Word or Set of Words Similar to Slang or a Dialect, which is Informal Language particular to a Certain Social Group

A

colloquialism

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9
Q

the Pronunciation of Words and how they are Expressed

A

Enunciation

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10
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a Voice that does NOT Rise or Fall in Volume and is Flat and Boring

A

Monotone

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11
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In 1789, George Washington, first President of the United Stated, delivered his __________.

A

First Inaugural Address

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12
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Washington expressed to __________ his Support of Using the Fifth Article of the Constitution that Allowed Taking a Vote to Change the Constitution.

A

Congress

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13
Q

in a Democratic Government, the Public must Acquiesce, or Comply with, the Will of __________.

A

The Majority

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14
Q

What did Jefferson infer regarding political parties?

A

They were fighting.

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15
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In both Inaugural addresses, how was Jefferson’s Attitude and Tone Similar to Washington’s?

A

they were Both Humbled by Receiving a Great Position.

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16
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Using __________ and Facial Expressions help to Keep an Audience’s Attention.

A

Eye Contact

17
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a Speaker’s __________ can be Lost because of Distractors, such as Um or Actually.

A

Credibility

18
Q

Gandhi worked for the __________ during the Boer War.

A

British

19
Q

Gandhi later Changed His Mind about British Authority and Worked for __________.

A

India’s Independence

20
Q

The Results of Conflict between __________ led to the formation of the nation of Pakistan.

A

the Muslims and the Hindus

21
Q

a Logical Fallacy that is a Tactic to Discredit an Opponent’s Character is called a __________.

A

Ad Hominem Fallacy