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Purposive Communication 2

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All of the statements below are guidelines to writing your specific purpose, except one:

Do not write in question form
Use one idea only
Do not be vague
Use figurative language Correct

Almanacs are a form of what kind of book?

Encyclopedias
Periodicals
Biographical Aids
Yearbooks Correct

Brief examples are a type of what speech material?

Main point
Supporting material Correct
All of the above
Connective

Humor can be used in what type of speech?

Speech of Entertainment Correct
Speech of Introduction
None of the above
Informative Speech

If there is a disconnect between our words and actions, the listeners are likely to believe our _____.

Non verbal cues Correct
Message
All of the above
Credibility

In evaluating sources from the Internet, what do we need to check?

Authorship, Censorship, Regency
Authorship, Censorship, Recency
Authorship, Sponsorship, Recency Correct
Authorship, Sponsorship, Regency

In giving a Speech of Introduction, what must we avoid?

List the credentials of the speaker
Tell private stories about the speaker Correct
Being brief
Create a sense of anticipation

Monroe=E2=80=99s Motivated Sequence is a way of organizing what kind of speech?

Speech of Entertainment
Persuasive Speech Correct
Informative Speech
Commemorative Speeches

Reviewing the main points of the speech is done in which part?

Main Body
Conclusion Correct
Introduction
None of the above

What do we need to avoid in making the preparation outline?

Use consistent pattern for symbolization and indentation
State the specific purpose
Keep it brief\ Correct
Use full sentences in writing the main points

What happens when we listen too hard?

All of the above Correct
We might end up missing the point of the message
We might end up confused
We might end up overwhelmed

What is not a characteristic of Persuasive speeches?

It is designed to elicit action from the audience
It is designed to convince the audience to believe your cause
It is designed to judged and evaluated by the audience
It is designed to inform the audience Correct

What is not a type of Informative Speech?

Informative Speech on Problems Correct
Informative Speech on Events
Informative Speech on Processes
Informative Speech on Concepts

What is not an example of a connective?

Transition
Testimony Correct
Internal preview
Signpost

What is not an example of appreciative listening?

Listening to the radio
Listening to a stand up comedian
Listening to the preacher on a Sunday Correct
Listening to a one man play

What is not an objective of an introduction?

Reveal the topic
Review the main points of the speech Correct
Establish credibility and goodwill
Get the attention of the audience

What kind of example is referred to as narratives, illustrations, or anecdotes?

Hypothetical examples
Extended examples Correct
Brief examples
Anecdote examples

What questions are not acceptable in interviews?

All of the above Correct
Leading Questions
Loaded Questions
Questions that can be answered without an interview

Which attribute of the voice deals with the loudness or softness of the voice?

Rate
Pitch
Vocal variety
Volume Correct

Which is not a technique in developing confidence?

Take deep breaths to release tension
Prepare for the worst possible scenario Correct
Visualize success
Practice

Which is not a technique used in preparing the main points?

We should try to use the same pattern in wording the main points
Use phrases in writing the main points Correct
Balance the time allotted for the main points
We need to have one idea per main point

Which of the following are found in libraries?

Biographical Aids
Newspapers
Quotation Books
All of the above Correct

Which of the following is not a difference of listening and hearing?

Listening is intentional, hearing is unintentional
Listening is voluntary, hearing is an automatic response
Listening is a cognitive process, hearing is a psychological process Correct
None of the above

Which of the following is not a similarity of public speaking and everyday conversation:

Both need to be relatable
Both need to be within a specific and strict time Correct
Both need to be organized
Both are forms of oral communication

Which of the following is not a Specialized Research Resource?

Multicultural Website
Government Website
Online Card Catalogue Correct
Virtual libraries

Which of the following is not part of the message a speaker conveys?

None of the above
Main points or the intended message
Outfit of the speaker Correct
Facial Expressions

Which of the following speeches are based on occasion?

Speech of Acceptance
Speech of Entertainment Correct
Speech of Intoduction
Speech of Presentation

Which of these resources are not found in the Library?

Journals and Articles
None of the above Correct
Newspapers
Magazines

Which of these techniques do not help you become a better listener?

Taking down notes
Suspending judgements
Listening passively Correct
Resisting distractions

“Don’t you surrender! Suffering breeds character; character breeds faith; in the end faith will not disappoint. You must not surrender.” –Jesse Jackson, what figure of speech does the statement represents?

Anadiplosis Correct

A concept where man is a symbol-using animal living in a fragment society.

Modern Rhetoric Correct

A Persuasive Speech on Question of Policy must meet three objectives:

Act Correct
Practicality
Need
Plan

A rational appeal that generalizes a conclusion from analogous facts.

Inductive Correct

A speaker is more credible if the audience perceives him to have no integrity.

True
False Correct

A type of argument that a speaker invent with ethos, logos and pathos.

Artistic Correct

A type of argument that do not require a speaker to invent, such as laws.

Non-artistic Correct

According to the Romans, a great speaker is of good moral character and is skilled in the art of public speaking.

True Correct
False

According to the speech, which of the following is NOT TRUE?

Vujicic met seven presidents all around the world
Wherever Vujijic goes, he talks about the value of life
Vujijic refuses to meet business man and billionaires Correct
He believes a billion of people experience hunger

Almanacs are a form of what kind of book?

Periodicals
Yearbooks Correct
Biographical Aids
Encyclopedias

An argument emphasizes on a person’s credibility and goodness.

Ethos Correct

An argumentative conclusion should not be abrupt.

True Correct

An argumentative essay must be one-sided.

False Correct

An artistic argument that supports the rational appeal.

Pathos Correct

Antimetabole examples can be demonstrated in many ways, except in

Scientific Facts Correct

Audience is the first preparation for writing a rhetorical analysis essay.

False Correct

Complete the following statement: Either to be ____ for what we don't have or be _____ for what we do have.

happy; sad
enlighted; blinded
angry; thankful Correct
thankful; thankful

Doing a background check on the website, and determining if it is biased or not is a form of evaluating the Internet source=E2=80=99s _____.

Authorship
Censorship
Recency
Sponsorship Correct

Ethics is concerned whether an issue is right or wrong.

True Correct
False

Ethics is truthfulness in some aspects.

True
False Correct

Exaggeration of body language and expression is helpful in an oration.

False Correct

Executing _____ properly is partly attributed to common sense, and partly experience (Lucas, 2009).

Pronunciation
Vocal variety
Pauses Correct
Volume

Fabricating evidence for argumentative essay writing is highly suggested.

False Correct

Feminism is often equated to what?

Empowering women
Man hating Correct
Fighting fow women's rights
Putting down men and women

For speeches of Introduction, all these are essential except one:

We need to adapt our remarks to the occasion
We must draw attention to the speaker
The information that will be relayed must be accurate
None of the above Correct

For Vujijic, words are _____

memorable
useless
eternal
powerful Correct

Gaeris said that the guiding principle of ethics is a sincere concern for the audience.

True Correct
False

Good diction and clear pronunciation is a huge factor in an oration.

True Correct

Gorgias is an Aristocratic dialogue written by Plato around 380 BC.

False Correct

Gorgias of Leontini is the teacher of Empedocles.

False Correct

Gorgias was considered as the father of Sophistry because he ushered the innovation of rhetoric on a basic technical level

True Correct

hat does it mean to take down notes properly?

Taking down only a few words that stand out
All of the above
Taking down everything the speaker says
Taking down key words that help explain the main points Correct

He was taught by his parents that despite having his condition, people always have a/an ________.

anger
dream
life
choice Correct

HeforShe is a campaign for what?

Superiority
Gender inequality
Freedom Correct
Gender equality

How many countries adhere to gender equality?

2
1
0 Correct
All countries

In evaluating sources from the Internet, what do we need to check?

Authorship, Sponsorship, Regency
Authorship, Censorship, RegencyAuthorship, Censorship, Recency
Authorship, Sponsorship, Recency Correct
Authorship, Censorship, Regency

In informative speeches, it is important to _____.

Give as much information as you can to your audience
Sound smart by using technical words
Avoid abstractions Correct
Refer to past events even if they may not be familiar with it

Informative Speeches can be used to describe or define the following, except one:

Events
Concepts
Problems Correct
Objects

It aids in discovering argument for rhetoric discourse.

Topoi Correct

It changes in the sound or arrangement of a sequence of words, such as anaphora or asyndeton

Figures of speech Correct

It consists of two contrasting ideas that are intentionally juxtaposed.

Antithesis Correct

It contains literary cues that run contrary to what might initially appear to be the obvious interpretation that readers are expected to interpret in the story.

Irony Correct

It drives the plot and involves the readers in the adjudication of opposing tendencies.

Conflict Correct

It includes "tropes," literally "turnings" or substitutions of one term for another; as in metaphor.

Ornamentation Correct

It informs and render subject for the discourse.

Exordium Correct

It is a deliberate process of casting subject into language; the same ideas can be expressed in different words with different effects

Style Correct