SAT cor 001 Flashcards
presenting a particular topic clearly, truthfully, only saying what’s relevant
NOMINATION
Constraining the response within a set of categories
RESTRICTION
recognizing when and how to speak because it is one’s turn
TURN TAKING
keeping the interaction going by asking questions and eliciting a response
TOPIC CONTROL
introducing a new topic followed by the continuation of that topic
TOPIC SHIFTING
overcoming communication breakdown to send more comprehensible messages
REPAIR
using verbal and non-verbal signal to end a interaction
TERMINATION
serves to provide interesting and useful information
INFORMATIVE
teaches you something
DEMONSTRATIVE
to convince people change tin some way; thinking, do something
PERSUASIVE
provides pleasure and enjoyment that make audience laugh smile and feel relaxed
ENTERTAINING
involves writing , and used for reference during presentation
MANUSCRIPT
involves memorization word by word
MEMORIZATION
involves a little or no time preparation
IMPROMPTU
has more time than impromptu
EXTEMPORANEOUS
art made into words
MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH
when you’re asked to speak in public without prior notice
IMPROMPTU SPEECH
a long, formal speech
ORATORICAL SPEECH
is an organized argument or contest of ideas in which the participants
DEBATE SPEECH
is the study and practice of public speaking and debate
FORENSEIC SPEECH
designed to honor, celebrate, appreciate, acknowledge, commemorate, or eulogize.
SPECIAL OCCASION SPEECH
how to create a puppet
DEMONSTRATIVE
why should you buy brand x?
INFORMATIVE
laugh and enjoy with mr. smiley
ENTERTAINING
the secrets to achieving success
PERSUASIVE
to discover who you are speaking to
DEMOGRAPHIC AUDIENCE ANALYSIS
to discover how the speaking event itself may influence your audience’s state of mind
CONTEXTUAL AUDIENCE ANALYSIS
to discover who or what your audience are thinking about before and during your presentation
PSYCHOLOGICAL AUDIENCE ANALYSIS
when and where are you presenting?
CONTEXTUAL
who is in your audience?
DEMOGRAPHIC
what does your audience know?
PSYCHOLOGICAL
what do they think about your topic?
PSYCHOLOGICAL
what does your audience believe?
PSYCHOLOGICAL
what are their characteristics?
DEMOGRAPHIC
why is this audience listening to you?
CONTEXTUAL
have you noticed the weather today? is this because of global warming?
NOMINATION
that arrest move was a disaster waiting to happen. do you agree? ( yes or no )
RESTRICTION
I agree with the point just made. but may I add that OFW’s would you rather be home and work here so they could be with their families
TURN TAKING
how often do you ride LRT, Tony? how many times have you encountered a stoppage in service?
TOPIC CONTROL
if we cannot use the Earth’s resources, our economies will die. we need to choose: the economy or environment
TOPIC SHIFTING
it is meant to impart a message to listeners
SPEECH
how to choose a topic?
CHOOSE THE APPROPRIATE ONE
first step to choose a topic?
LOOK FOR RELEVANT TOPICS
what is brainstorming?
thinking with others, and current topics
how to narrow down the speech?
START OUT WITH A GENERAL TOPIC
types of sources
ACAD BOOKS
BOOKS
WEBSITES
NEWSPAPERS
ENCYCLOPEDIAS
it allows the speaker to say the message in another way so that the listener can understand what was originally incomprehensible
RECASTING
memorizing key talking points gives the speaker a less personal approach
FALSE
manuscript adds personality with voice inflection, eye contact and facial expressions
FALSE
in extemporaneous, the speaker uses an outline for the main points and the exact wording is not concrete until the delivery is given
TRUE
impromptu is time consuming to prepare
FALSE
It is a strategy that is useful in introducing another topic. It is best when there is follow-through so that a new topic continues to be discussed.
TOPIC SHIFTING
This is simply a question-answer formula that moves the discussion forward. This also allows the listener or the other participants to take turns, contribute ideas, and continue the discussion.
TOPIC CONTROL
This strategy ends the interaction through verbal and nonverbal messages that both speaker and listener send to each other.
TERMINATION
This team is a family to me. I enjoy the closeness and connection among us. What type of speech purpose is this?
ENTERTAINING
The guidelines on getting an appointment are already posted on our website. The guidelines aim to serve our clients better. What type of speech purpose is this?
INFORMATIVE
It is characterized by showing how to do or make something.
DEMONSTRATIVE
It is the process of creating, reinforcing, or changing people’s beliefs or actions
PERSUASIVE
What method involves speeches with little or no time for preparation and speech writing?
IMPROMPTU
An outline is used to keep your carefully prepared ideas in order, but you are free to choose on the spot the words that you will use to voice those ideas.
EXTEMPORANEOUS
The manuscript method of delivering a speech involves writing a manuscript used for reference during the speech and for official records
TRUE
The aim of demographic audience analysis is to discover what your audience may be thinking before and during your presentation.
FALSE
The aim of contextual audience analysis is to discover how the speaking event itself may influence your audience’s state of mind
TRUE
“Best regards to your parents! See you around.” This is an example of repair.
FALSE
Entertainment speech usually comes in the form of a story of some sorts.
FALSE
The collection and interpretation of audience information obtained by observation, inference, research and questionnaires is called audience analysis.
TRUE
Context is a description of audience’s attitude, beliefs and values.
FALSE
When miscommunication occurs, one can apply the termination communicative strategy that includes requesting clarification, not acknowledging, topic shifting, not responding, repeating, recasting, and adding
TRUE
Turn taking refers to recognizing when and how to speak because it is one’s turn
TRUE
Audiences typically perceive extemporaneous speeches as spontaneous, while the speaker still maintains control of the speaking points.
TRUE
