Lesson 2

Question 1

performing a speech in front of a live audience

Answer 1

public speaking

Question 2

two main components of public speaking

Answer 2

content and delivery

Question 3

also called oratory/oration

Answer 3

public speaking

Question 4

‘rhetoric’ used public speech to praise/persuade, they use to had the right to oppose/suggest during assemblies

Answer 4

ancient greeks

Question 5

public speaking is used during senate sessions, adopted rhetoric methods of greek

Answer 5

romans

Question 6

popular in u.s. & europe til mid 20th century, less formal and more conversational

Answer 6

latin

Question 7

electronic migrated to computer, powerpoint

Answer 7

end of 20th century

Question 8

clear understanding of a concept or idea

Answer 8

informative/expository

Question 9

favorable/acceptable ideas that can influence ideas & decisions

Answer 9

persuasive

Question 10

amuses the audience

Answer 10

entertainment

Question 11

focuses on what is tangible and talks about things in the sensory and physical world

Answer 11

speech about objects

Question 12

centers in whats is abstract rather than concrete and focuses on theoretical philosophies and views

Answer 12

speech about concept

Question 13

series of actions or steps are taken in order to achieve a particular and desired outcome

Answer 13

speech about processes

Question 14

concentrated on important incidences, personal, or historical and seek to enlighten the listeners about said event

Answer 14

speech about events

Question 15

based on the question is it true?

Answer 15

factual speech

Question 16

something is right, moral, ethical

Answer 16

value speech

Question 17

should or should not be done

Answer 17

policy speech

Question 18

influence behavior

Answer 18

speeches to actuate

Question 19

inspire listeners feels

Answer 19

speeches to inspire

Question 20

establish conviction

Answer 20

speeches to convince

Question 21

little to no preparation

Answer 21

impromptu speech

Question 22

most common type in college presentations and is well-organized & places into outline form

Answer 22

extemporaneous speech

Question 23

used by formal speakers, politicians, business executives when preparing speeches in audience

Answer 23

manuscript

Question 24

ceremony/ritual, formality/etiquette

Answer 24

ceremonial

Question 25

arouse emotional state

Answer 25

inspirational

Question 26

how loud or soft the voice is

Answer 26

volume

Question 27

fast or slow

Answer 27

rate

Question 28

fast speaker may consume how many words in a min?

Answer 28

160 words

Question 29

a slow speaker may consume how many words per minute?

Answer 29

100 words

Question 30

highness or lowness

Answer 30

pitch

Question 31

refers to the clarity of sound and words we produce

Answer 31

articulation

Question 32

refers to speaking words correctly, including the proper sounds of letters and the proper emphasis

Answer 32

pronunciation

Question 33

wander aimlessly

Answer 33

floating

Question 34

wander aimlessly

Answer 34

floating

Question 35

back and forth same path

Answer 35

pacing

Question 36

this asset enables speaker to express themselves and speak in mind smoothly without the difficulty in finding appropriate words

Answer 36

fluency