Lesson 5 And 6

Question 1

a plan or course of action to convey information effectively.

Answer 1

Communicative
Strategy

Question 2

Presenting a particular topic
clearly, truthfully, and saying only
what is relevant.

Answer 2

Nomination

Question 3

Restricting the discussion to the
topic offered or presented.

Answer 3

restriction

Question 4

providing equal opportunities to all the participants
to express their views

Answer 4

Turn-Taking

Question 5

act of sustaining
the topic for the discussion.

Answer 5

topic control

Question 6

moving from one topic
to another.

Answer 6

Topic Shifting

Question 7

solving problems or errors which may
interrupt the discussion.

Answer 7

topic repair

Question 8

process of closing on-going topics.

Answer 8

Termination

Question 9

Explain Articulation

Answer 9

It refers to how well you pronounce
the words which includes the
production and formation of the
vowel and consonant sounds.

Question 10

MODULATION

Answer 10

It refers to the use of proper rate,
pitch, and volume in speech delivery.
To avoid monotony, you have to vary
your modulation during the delivery.

Question 11

STAGE PRESENCE

Answer 11

It refers to how notable your
presence is on stage. This also tells
how well you present yourself in
front of the audience.

Question 12

NON-VERBAL CUES

Answer 12

You have to make facial
expression, gestures and movement
support and reinforce your message.

Question 13

AUDIENCE RAPPORT

Answer 13

It refers to how well you connect with
the audience, how the audience follows
through the ideas you presented.