Exam 1 Review Flashcards

1
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plato

A

oral communication > written
public political engagement
greek philosopher
taught aristotle

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2
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aristotle

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father of communication
using language to persuade
ethos, pathos, logos

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3
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parts of the communication model

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sender, receiver, message, channel, feedback, noise, occasion and cultural context

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3
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what are the cannons of rhetoric?

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invention, arrangement, style, delivery and memory

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4
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ciero

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roman
cannons of rhetoric

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5
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what are the 2 different types of feedback?

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immediate feedback- applause, yawn laughter
delayed feedback- letters, emails, votes

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6
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what are the 3 different types of noises?

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physical- in the environment
physiological- senses that cause distraction
psychological- thoughts interrupt the event

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7
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what are the 4 delivery types?

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manuscript, memorization, extemporaneous and impromptu

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8
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what is impromptu?

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delivery type, o prep time

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9
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what is extemporaneous

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delivery type, using carefully prepared notes to guide presentation

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10
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what is manuscript?

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delivery type, writing speech word for word

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11
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what is the fear of public speaking called?

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glassophobia

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12
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what are the 2 different types of performance anxieties?

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psychological- in your head
physiological- physical anxiety

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13
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informative vs. persuasive

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informative is to enlighten and persuasive is to influence

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14
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what are the types of informative speeches?

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speech of demonstration, speech of explanation, speech of description

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15
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speech of demonstration

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type of informative speech, how something is done

16
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speech of explanation

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type of informative speech, why something is so

17
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speech of description

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type of informative speech, what something is

18
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what is the general purpose of a speech?

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-to inform
-to persuade
- to entertain

19
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what is the specific purpose of a speech?

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-to inform about…
-to persuade about…

20
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what is the thesis statement of a speech?

A

central message you want listeners to take with them

21
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what are the 2 types of transition statements?

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signal posts, review/preview

22
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what are the different organization patterns?

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chronological, topical, spatial, cause/effect, problem/solution

23
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what is topical?

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organization pattern, dividing central idea into main points

24
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what is spatial?

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arrange points according to their physical relationship

25
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what does the introduction of a speech do?

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sets the tone, first impression, why you are giving the speech, open with attention getter, build credibility, thesis statement, relate to audience/why they need to know this

26
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what does the conclusion of a speech do?

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remind the audience what they have heard, summarize, make dramatic statement, refer to introduction

27
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why is public speaking important?

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you gain self confidence, learn to make best use of time, makes you active when given the opportunity to express what you know