Speech Final

all of the following are necessary in a preparation outline except

you most likely find this in a speech conclusion

"running a marathon" is a poorly phrased specific purpose because it is

lecture and reading materials state that when arguing from analogy a speaker must consider

the following sequence of numbers and letter in an outline identifies coordinates:

the last step of an effective speech introduction:

according to class lecture and your textbook, a speaking outline:

it is possible to plagiarize another person's:

Words such as "first," "initially," and "finally" are examples of

a syllogism is the basic argument by:

a preparation outline:

Pathos refers to the ________ appeal of a speech.

guidelines for avoiding plagiarism

which step of Monroe's motivated sequence requires the speaker to address the objections?

three strategies for enhancing emotional appeals:

which step of Monroe's motivated sequence does the speaker demonstrate that a problem exists?

what is a responsibility of ethical listeners?

which is not a step in Monroe's motivated sequence? 1. action step 2. attention step 3. allusion step 4. need step

what are the elements of a deductive argument?

ethical speakers focus on all of the following EXCEPT: 1. choosing topics that are humorous to engage the audience 2. seeking to improve their public speaking 3. speaking to benefit their listeners 4. presenting ideas backed by logical reasoning

In an informative speech, the speaker acts as

visual aids are often helpful because they can:

the main points in a preparation outline are:

the summary of a speech conclusion is designed to accomplish all of the following EXCEPT: 1. to bring speech to logical conclusion 2. to bring the speech to a psychological conclusion 3. to parallel the preview 4. to reiterate the key ideas of the speech

which of the following is NOT a part of audience psychographics? 1. values 2. behaviors 3. belongings 4. beliefs

all of the following are basic objectives of a speech introduction EXCEPT: 1. support your main points 2. preview the body of the speech 3. get audience's attention and interest 4. establish credibility and good will

which of the following is the LAST step in an effective speech introduction? 1. get attention of the audience 2. state your credibility 3. preview key ideas of the speech 4. state your topic

what are the two steps in a conclusion?

an argument that is based on faulty reasoning which makes a misleading or unsound argument is

all of the following are principles of effective language use EXCEPT: 1. use language clearly 2. use language correctly 3. use language altruistically 4. use language vividly

an audience is less likely to be influenced by metaphors which are:

telling a story, making a strong statement, or painting a verbal picture are all examples of:

which is NOT TRUE of written outlines? 1. each letter represents only one idea 2. coordinate points have parallel construction 3. any subdivided point must have at least 2 sub-points 4. each point should be written as a bullet point

which is NOT an element of a deductive argument? 1. major premise 2. minor premise 3. supporting statement 4. conclusion

when a speaker notices puzzled looks and then restates their point again in a new way, they are:

according to Aristotle, the most critical part of persuasion involves "good character", aka:

an enthymeme with an either/or premise is

which refutation strategy takes an argument and proves the opposite is true?

speakers who consider audience beliefs, values, behaviors, and motivations are considering:

speakers who consider age, gender, ethnicity, and socioeconomics are considering:

using hand gestures, smiling, pointing are examples of:

when giving a speech about how to build something, which structure is best? 1. thematic 2. chronological 3. informative 4. problem-solution

when giving a speech about the layers of the earth's crust, you should use which organization? 1. spatial 2. topical 3. chronological 4. causal

"today I will discuss the origins of baseball," is which part of the introduction?

"all students want good grades. Tim is a student. Tim wants good grades." This is an example of:

an informative speech about how to use photoshop on old pictures should use which organization? 1. topical 2. chronological 3. spatial 4. causal

most NBA player are tall. Isaiah Thomas plays NBA. he is tall. that syllogism has what flaw? 1. not casually related 2. not universal 3. minor doesn't affirm antecedent 4. there is nothing wrong with it

a statement like "this is absolutely untrue" involves what type of refutation strategy?

which type of refutation looks at evidence and then points out bias or inaccuracies in it?

which type of induction compares several points of one model to several points of another?

when using inductive reasoning by example, which does NOT need to be true? 1. the example must be personal 2. the example is relevant 3. the example is credible 4, the example is typical

which phrase contains a signpost? 1. not only should we hunt, but we should fish too. 2. not far from here is good fishing. 3. a third reason to fish is to feed your family.

when using a powerpoint, which is a good idea? 1. have lots of words so the audience can read your speech 2. speak to the screen rather than the audience 3. display only when the audience should be watching it 4. have lots of color, movement, and different fonts

which principle of outlining involves using a complete sentence for each point? 1. uniformity 2. singularity 3. consistency 4. parallelism

which is NOT TRUE of a hypothetical syllogism? 1. minor premise must deny the consequent 2. minor premise must affirm the antecedent 3. the consequent and antecedent must be causally related 4. the major premise must use either/or

"either you buy this phone today or go elsewhere and get ripped off." what is the flaw? 1. middle term isn't universal 2. premise doesn't include all possible alternatives 3. minor premise doesn't affirm the antecedent 4. premise does not deny the consequent

when using statistics, you should:

which type of refutation suggests that there is an easy fix to the main problem of a plan?

which part of credibility shows intelligence, knowledge, and common sense about a topic?

which step in Monroe's motivated sequence uses pathos and vivid imagery to project the future?

an argument by analogy must meet which test? 1. comparison must have multiple similarities 2. comparison must be specific to only one case 3. the comparison must be unique 4. comparison must be irrelevant to the claim

what is not a characteristic of language?

which is a function of nonverbal language? 1. illustrate 2. repeat 3. regulate 4. all of the above

to produce a smooth group presentation you:

when using induction by authority, which must be true? 1. authority must be free from bias 2. authority must be an expert on the subject 3. both 4. none