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Question 15 pts Remember that “communication” model from…
Question 15 pts
Remember that “communication” model from Chapter 1? Of COURSE you do!
Correctly label each component of the communication model.
(Hint: one of my students once guessed that “e” was “puddle on floor.” It is NOT, it is a blue arrow pointing back at tiny-head guy)
a. , b. , c. , d. , e.
Flag question: Question 2Question 21 pts
Jerry has recently learned to ride a bike, but he still falls off about every other day. This is an example of:
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Unconscious incompetence
Conscious incompetence
Conscious competence
Unconscious competence
Flag question: Question 3Question 31 pts
“Roman Catholic” or “Baptist” is an example of which of the following demographic:
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Gender
Group affiliation
Race
Generational culture
Flag question: Question 4Question 41 pts
Why is it important, if you’re going to pass something out during a speech, to do it last?
Flag question: Question 5Question 51 pts
Ethics come from:
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Attitudes
Ideas
Values
Genetics
Flag question: Question 6Question 61 pts
To use appropriate language in a speech, the speaker must:
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Achieve a level of formality appropriate to the context
Avoid jargon, slang and profanity
Avoid biased, derogatory, or stereotypical comments
All of the above
A and B only
Flag question: Question 7Question 71 pts
When Julie argues that we should not listen to Jerome’s ideas for immigration reform because, “He’s just a right-wing idiot!” she is probably guilty of what persuasive fallacy?
Group of answer choices
Circular reasoning
Slippery slope
Ad hominem
Hasty generalization
Flag question: Question 8Question 83 pts
What are the three things that belong in every introduction to every speech?
a. b. c.
Flag question: Question 9Question 91 pts
If you have a distracting vocal mannerism, a good way to get rid of it is to:
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Clear your throat repeatedly
Speak through clenched teeth
Grip or lean on the podium
Practice behavior modification
Flag question: Question 10Question 101 pts
_____ refers to the messages listeners send back to a speaker while he or she is speaking.
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Interference
Backtalk
Feedback
Alliteration
Flag question: Question 11Question 112 pts
First rule of advertising…C reate a _____________.
Flag question: Question 12Question 121 pts
“Checking details,” “fine tuning,” and “polishing” are components of which phase of creativity?
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Preparation
Incubation
Illumination
Refinement
Flag question: Question 13Question 131 pts
Why do y ou r opinions have to be backed up with credible sources when speaking?
Flag question: Question 14Question 141 pts
“Indicate every step of reasoning,” “Cite your sources completely,” “Confront the arguments in their minds,” “Concede minor points,” and “Never stoop to ridicule” are all things you should do to persuade your audience when they are :
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Unfavorable
Favorable
Neutral
Blind Drunk
Flag question: Question 15Question 151 pts
Even though a persuasive speaker’s goal is to influence the audience’s beliefs or actions, she or he still has an ethical obligation to present evidence fairly and accurately.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 16Question 161 pts
Visualizing success is a method that can relieve some of the anxiety related to public speaking.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 17Question 171 pts
The final step in Monroe’s Motivated Sequence is to visualize how much better things will be if the speaker’s plan is adopted.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 18Question 181 pts
It’s OK to mispronounce a word in your speech; just keep trying until you get it right.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 19Question 191 pts
Speakers who use the bandwagon technique discourage independent thinking.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 20Question 201 pts
A speaker should not use the phrase, “In summary,” anywhere but in the conclusion.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 21Question 211 pts
Presenting a balanced view of pros and cons can add to your image of trustworthiness.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 22Question 221 pts
It is not important to identify and relate to the core values of your audience.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 23Question 231 pts
It is not necessary to evaluate the credibility of the authorities you cite when you use testimony as proof.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 24Question 241 pts
To explain a concept clearly, begin with simple examples and move toward more complex ones.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 25Question 251 pts
When presenting your credentials in the introduction, it’s OK to brag and/or name drop.
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True
False
Flag question: Question 26Question 261 pts
Say you’re giving a speech Why You Should Get Massage Treatments, and you tell the audience how it is an example of being good to yourself and helpful in the quest for spiritual enlightenment. Which level of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs are you appealing to?
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Physiological
False
Safety
Love/Belonging
Esteem
Self-Actualization
Flag question: Question 27Question 271 pts
Now you’re speaking on Why You Should Get A College Education, and you tell the audience to imagine how proud they would be to receive a diploma, what a great job they could get with a degree, and how impressed everyone would be. Now what level of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs are you appealing to?
Group of answer choices
Physiological
Safety
Love/Belonging
Esteem
Self-Actualization
Flag question: Question 28Question 281 pts
The next speech is on How Immigration Laws are not Strict Enough. You explain to the audience how all those illegals are “taking our jobs” and gobbling up services meant for “true Americans.” Now you’re appealing to which of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?
Group of answer choices
Physiological
Safety
Love/Belonging
Esteem
Self-Actualization
Flag question: Question 29Question 291 pts
Your speech traces the history of voting in the US from the very beginning of our country until now. Which speech design pattern are you employing?
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Topical
Spatial
Problem-Solution
Chronological
Flag question: Question 30Question 306 pts
Name all the ways you can evaluate a website for its usefulness to your speech. (2 pts each correct)
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“Do you like apple pie, or are you a communist?” This is an example of the logical fallacy known as:
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Hasty generalization
Straw man
False dichotomy
Slippery slope
Flag question: Question 32Question 321 pts
What kind of reasoning is best reflected by comparing the current “war on drugs” to the prohibition of alcohol during the early twentieth century?
Group of answer choices
Reasoning by analogy
Inductive
Deductive
Ad hominem
Flag question: Question 33Question 331 pts
A personal belief that a particular thing is basically good or bad is called _____.
Group of answer choices
Need
Emotion
Opinion
Value
Flag question: Question 34Question 341 pts
According to Monroe’s motivated sequence, the visualization step involves _____.
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Creating a vivid picture of the benefits of agreeing with the speaker
Using a presentation aid effectively
Creating a vivid picture of the dangers of disagreeing with the speaker
A and C only
B only
Flag question: Question 35Question 351 pts
When a speaker tries to discourage independent thinking by making statements like “everyone is investing in this product,” he/she is using which propaganda device?
Group of answer choices
Bandwagon
Card stacking
Transference
False analogy
Flag question: Question 36Question 366 pts
Match the figurative language with its definition
Group of answer choices
Onomatopoeia
[ Choose ] Ridiculous exaggeration Figurative comparison using like or as Nonhuman or abstract subjects are given human qualities brief form of implied comparison Words that sound like the subjects they signify Same consonant begins each word
Hyperbole
[ Choose ] Ridiculous exaggeration Figurative comparison using like or as Nonhuman or abstract subjects are given human qualities brief form of implied comparison Words that sound like the subjects they signify Same consonant begins each word
Alliteration
[ Choose ] Ridiculous exaggeration Figurative comparison using like or as Nonhuman or abstract subjects are given human qualities brief form of implied comparison Words that sound like the subjects they signify Same consonant begins each word
Simile
[ Choose ] Ridiculous exaggeration Figurative comparison using like or as Nonhuman or abstract subjects are given human qualities brief form of implied comparison Words that sound like the subjects they signify Same consonant begins each word
Metaphor
[ Choose ] Ridiculous exaggeration Figurative comparison using like or as Nonhuman or abstract subjects are given human qualities brief form of implied comparison Words that sound like the subjects they signify Same consonant begins each word
Personification
[ Choose ] Ridiculous exaggeration Figurative comparison using like or as Nonhuman or abstract subjects are given human qualities brief form of implied comparison Words that sound like the subjects they signify Same consonant begins each word
Flag question: Question 37Question 376 pts
Describe two situations when a presentation aid could become a distraction
a.
b.
Flag question: Question 38Question 381 pts
All of the following are ways to prepare for extemporaneous delivery of a speech except _____.
Group of answer choices
Construct the progression of ideas with the aid of an outline
Plan the content thoroughly
Commit to an exact sequence of words
Practice until you are comfortable and conversational
Flag question: Question 39Question 391 pts
Which of the following is a proposition of policy?
Group of answer choices
It is unethical to advertise cigarettes on billboards within two miles of an elementary or junior high school
American colleges should lower fees for undergraduate students
The death penalty is immoral
Television violence leads to aggressive behavior in children
All of the above
Flag question: Question 40Question 401 pts
All talk shows should be banned, because shortly after the airing of a show on surprises, one of the guests on the Jenny Jones talk shows killed another guest. This is an example of which form of logical fallacy?
Group of answer choices
Slippery slope
Equivocation
Ad hominem
Hasty generalization
Flag question: Question 41Question 418 pts
What is meant by a timely and timeless topic?
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Flag question: Question 42Question 424 pts
Why is it that you want to arrange your points in a speech from strongest to weakest or from weakest to strongest? (Hint: Primacy principle and recency principle)
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Flag question: Question 43Question 433 pts
Here’s a color wheel. Which are complementary for the following colors?
red
blue-green
yellow
Flag question: Question 44Question 442 pts
Name two colors that are analagous to Yellow-orange.
a. b.
Flag question: Question 45Question 452 pts
Name 2 warm colors.
a. b.
Flag question: Question 46Question 461 pts
In generational culture (at least here in the US), which generational group values competition, change, hard work, inclusion?
Group of answer choices
Traditionalists
Boomers
Generation X
Millennials
Flag question: Question 47Question 471 pts
Which generational group expects constant access to information through social networking?
Group of answer choices
Traditionalists
Boomers
Generation X
Millennials
Flag question: Question 48Question 481 pts
Replacing negative internal statements with positive ones, when fighting off fear of public speaking, is called:
Group of answer choices
Cognitive development
Cognitive restructuring
Abnormal psychology
Self actualization
Flag question: Question 49Question 498 pts
Name the 4 components of Ethos (2 pts each correct):
a. b. c. d.
Flag question: Question 50Question 5012 pts
Now define each component of Ethos.
a. b. c. d.
Flag question: Question 51Question 516 pts
Why is it important to find out who collected data, when and why the data were collected, and how data were collected, when using statistics in an informative or persuasive speech
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