Public speaking test Flashcards

1
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Responding to a communication in writing can often lead to more problems than responding orally

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True

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2
Q

Practice is one of the seven principles of effective speaking

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False

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3
Q

Most of the audience will have trouble listening to even the best speakers

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False

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4
Q

Giving a speech to inform is a specific purpose

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False

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5
Q

Not following the assigned time is unethical

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True

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6
Q

Plagiarism is unethical, but it is not illegal

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False

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7
Q

A purpose is not the same as a writer’s thesis statement

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False

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8
Q

A strong purpose statement has relevance

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True

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9
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Audience demographic information might include their level of education

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True

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10
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It is unprofessional to ask your audience if they can heat you

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False

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11
Q

Tell your audience in the introduction, “ My speech is about”

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False

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12
Q

If you mispronouce a word, apologize to the audience and continue

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False

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13
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Power distance refers to the varying levels of equality of status among the members of a culture

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True

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14
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A speaker should know something about the decor of the room in which he/she will speak

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True

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15
Q

The speaker is responsible for researching the expected protocol for the speaking event

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True

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16
Q

The $Rs of a presentation include Respect

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False

17
Q

The central idea in a sentence that summarizes the key points of your presentation

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True

18
Q

Speakers do not speak from their preparation outline

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True

19
Q

If you use first,second, third, and forthto guide through your speech, you are using a signpsot

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False

20
Q

A speech to inform may simply clarify something the audience already understands

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False

21
Q

An anaology is the term used to compare an unfamiliar process with one the audience already understands

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True

22
Q

If a speaker is trying to overcome confusion it is necessary to be clear about what the original misconception is

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True

23
Q

If an audience is not interested in your topic then you should select another topic

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False

24
Q

In a course that meets twice a week, a student is entitled to three absenses before the grade is affected

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True

25
Q

For a speaker to get full credit for a speech each speech must be accompanied by a written outline

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True