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| presuasion is a process in which listeners engage in a with a speaker? |
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| Research indicates that audiences prefer speeches that contain main points. |
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| The demonstrate the nature and significance of a sproblem and provide justification for a proposed solution, a speaker should use which pattern of arrangement? |
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| Facts, statistics, testimonies, and narratives are all examples of |
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| Which of the following helps to determine the number of main points for a speech? |
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| the topic, the amount of material to be covered,a dn the length of the speech. |
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| To stress natural divisions in a topic, a speaker should sue which pattern of arrangemnt? |
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| Which phrase is the general purpose? |
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| An effective speech should be organized around main points? |
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| To discuss a topic in terms of it's underlying causes, a speaker should use which pattern of arrangement? |
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| The first step in the speechmaking process is , and the last step is . |
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| Selecting a topic; practicing delivery of the speech. |
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| A focused, purposeful multistep process |
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| Laziness and overconfidence in listening are manifested by |
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| Expecting too little from the speaker, displaying an arrogant attitude, and ignoring important information. |
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| Speakers who engage in dialogic communication... |
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| Approach a speech as a collaborative act with the audience |
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| A speech is sucessful when the speaker and the listener the meaning of the speech. |
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| Listeners tend to pay attention to... |
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| information that they deem important, that is associated with their experiences, and that relates to their backgrounds. |
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| Most people retain what percentage of what they hear immediately after listening? |
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| The speaking outline should |
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| Be written on small notecards, be writen in large print, and include transitions |
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| Research on speaker credibility reveals that people trust those speakers who |
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| Have a sound grasp of the subject, display sound reasoning skills, and are honest and straightforward. |
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| Whih of the following is a greek word meaning "character" |
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| The study of moral conduct, or how people should act towards one another is termed. |
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| Which of the following types of speech are legally protected in the united states? |
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| Racist, sexist, and pornographic speech. |
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| Which of the following countries does not rank high on individualism? |
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| According to Richard Lewis, which cultures are people-oriented, extroverted, and tend to do many things at once? |
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| Which of the following would not be considered a demographic characteristic? |
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| Interview questions that invite elaboration are questions? |
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| Which cultures structure life more rigidly and formally for their members? |
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| High-uncertainty avoidance cultures |
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| A speech topic is considered unethical if the topic... |
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| shows an audience how to perform illegal actions, provides audience members with information that may physically or psychologically harm them, or is humiliating or degrading to the audience. |
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| A persuasive speech topic is most appropriate when... |
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| the audience holds attitudes and belifs about the topic similar to the speaker's but needs direction in taking action. |
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| Topic mapping is useful for ideas for speech topics. |
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| Both visualizing and narrowing |
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| The speech purpose answers the question "why am i speaking on this topic for this particular audience and occasion?" |
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| Which of the following is not a common or effective brainstorming technique? |
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| Which type of example offers a multifaceted illustration of a point? |
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| A speaker selectively presenting only those statistics that buttress his or her point of view shile ignoring competing data is said to be |
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| When citing testimony in a speech, the speaker should always |
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| Supply the name and qualifications of ths source |
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| Listeners are likely to accept your claims if they believe they are derived from |
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| Sources that are both reliable and credible |
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| If a medical doctor gives cutting edge information on the threat of high cholesterol, she is providing which type of supporting material? |
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| Which type of average provides the center most score in a distribution? |
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| Legends, fairy tales, myths, and other stories are considered to be |
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| The following comprise a positive ethos |
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| Competence, good moral character, and goodwill. |
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| The two most important factors for credibility are something and something |
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| research indicates that the impact of examples is greatly affect by what? |
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| These can be helpful to a speaker because they enchance the clarity of a speaker's ideas |
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| accomplished speakers consider the very life of the speech |
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| When selecting a speech topic, a speaker should first consider which of the following as a guide? |
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| effective transitions move listeners between |
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| One main point and the next, a main point and a supporting point, and one supporting point and another supporting point. |
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| To explain the physical arrangement of a place, a scene, or an object, a speaker should use which pattern of arrangement? |
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| If a speech consists of a story or series of short stories, which pattern of organization is the speaker using? |
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| A speech that sounds spontaneous but had been rehearsed a lot had good quality |
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| Which type of outline is easiest to handle and follow if the speaker is well rehearsed? |
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| Which of the following outlines is an in-process document to be revised and rearranged until the speaker is satisfied with the speech content? |
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| Which of the following outlines uses a few ords associated with each specific point? |
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| Which of the following outlines uses a partial construction of the sentence form of each point? |
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| What form of speaking is the most challenging? |
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| Dvidece and reasoning are character traits of what |
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| What contemporary researchers call credibility Aristotle calls |
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| The speaker delivers a speech with little or no preperation |
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| it is the of your voice that reveals whether you are asking a question or making a statement wheather you are being sincere or sarcastic. |
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| if you hoped to convey to your audience the excitement of steering a kyak through river rapids, you should probably speak at a |
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| In this form of communication, the receiver is physically removed from the messenger, and feedback is delayed. |
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| Transforming ideas and thoughts into messages is called |
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| In which part of a speech should the speaker illustrate each main point using supporting material? |
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| Anything that influences the speaker, the audience, the speech, the occasion, or the situation is called. |
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