Lap 1 Test

Question 0

English man who redefined rhetoric

Answer 0

Bishop Whately

Question 1

Amendment guaranteeing freedom of speech

Answer 1

First

Question 2

Logical or rational appeal

Answer 2

Logos

Question 3

Socrates taught this way

Answer 3

Questioning

Question 4

The art of speaking well

Answer 4

Rhetoric

Question 5

Speaking from an outline

Answer 5

Extemporaneous

Question 6

Socrates felt this was the most important virtue

Answer 6

Truth

Question 7

The type of speaking where you write it and learn it word for word

Answer 7

Memorized

Question 8

Argument if “a and b, then cis true”

Answer 8

Syllogism

Question 9

Communication apprehension

Answer 9

Speech

Question 10

Five ______of rhetoric

Answer 10

Canons

Question 11

The emotional appeal

Answer 11

Pathos

Question 12

Spur of the moment speech

Answer 12

Impromptu

Question 13

A speaker’s character

Answer 13

Expertise

Question 14

Probably wrote the first speech book

Answer 14

Aristotle

Question 15

Aristotle’s method for analyzing a speech

Answer 15

Situation
Purpose
Audience
Method

Question 16

When s,k,l, and t are slurred

Answer 16

Idle tongue

Question 17

When p,b,m,and f become blurred

Answer 17

Lazy lips

Question 18

Do the actual vibrating in the voice box

Answer 18

Vocal folds

Question 19

A poor voice quality that can be helped by practicing m’s and n’s

Answer 19

Nasality

Question 20

An abrupt change in pitch

Answer 20

Steps

Question 21

The windpipe

Answer 21

Trachea

Question 22

Vocal quality

Answer 22

Tone

Question 23

These help form our words from sounds, includes the tongue, lips, and teeth, etc.

Answer 23

Articulators

Question 24

The pattern we speak in

Answer 24

Melody

Question 25

The level and range of your voice

Answer 25

Pitch

Question 26

A gradual change in pitch

Answer 26

Slides

Question 27

A fault in speaking where one does not move the jaw

Answer 27

Immovable jaw

Question 28

The parts of the body that allow sound to be amplified

Answer 28

Resonators

Question 29

Throat

Answer 29

Pharynx

Question 30

Holds the “motor for speech and breathing in place

Answer 30

Lungs

Question 31

The amount of air used to speak which determines our volume

Answer 31

Force

Question 32

Punctuates thought

Answer 32

Pause

Question 33

Large muscle that helps control speech and breathing

Answer 33

Diaphragm

Question 34

Voice box

Answer 34

Larynx

Question 35

The speed at which we talk

Answer 35

Rate