This document contains questions and answers related to public speaking concepts. It addresses topics like speech types (expository, persuasive, entertainment), elements of speech (introduction, conclusion, main body, transitions), delivery methods (memorized, impromptu, extemporaneous), vocal elements (pitch, volume, fluency), and other concepts (ethos, logos, pathos, audience analysis).
This document contains questions and answers related to public speaking concepts. It addresses topics like speech types (expository, persuasive, entertainment), elements of speech (introduction, conclusion, main body, transitions), delivery methods (memorized, impromptu, extemporaneous), vocal elements (pitch, volume, fluency), and other concepts (ethos, logos, pathos, audience analysis).
This document contains questions and answers related to public speaking concepts. It addresses topics like speech types (expository, persuasive, entertainment), elements of speech (introduction, conclusion, main body, transitions), delivery methods (memorized, impromptu, extemporaneous), vocal elements (pitch, volume, fluency), and other concepts (ethos, logos, pathos, audience analysis).
Exam Fluency is frequently observed in this kind of speech The correct answer is: Impromptu Casual speech uses slang, jargon, and short sentences. The correct answer is 'True'. This compels the persuasive speaker to be anbiased and free from special interests The correct answer is: Selflessness This refers to the speaker's credibility The correct answer is: Ethos How high or low your tone is perceived. The correct answer is: Pitch Object, process, event or concept are reasons why this kind of speech is given The correct answer is: Expository speech This speech is delivered to entertain, to be enjoyed or to make the audience smile and relax. The correct answer is: Entertainment speech This element is about the clothes you choose to wear on specific events to convey a particular idea The correct answer is: Appearance Too little may make you appear too rigid while too much may be to distracting and to theatrical for the audience The correct answer is: Arms and hands You have to use this to be able to move from one part of a speech to another The correct answer is: Transitions How spoken words are arranged, alternating from stressed and unstressed elements The correct answer is: Rhythm This element is about creating an individual sound The correct answer is: Articulation Speech preparation does not include an in depth research on information you will be using. The correct answer is 'False'. Being an effective speaker and communicator is something you inherit. The correct answer is 'False'. [W] = WHY The correct answer is: Bilibial Factual persuasive speech is based on the question ____________ The correct answer is: Is it true? In what instance is Tone 4 used The correct answer is: When strong emotions are expressed This is where the voice box is located The correct answer is: Larynx The sound when there is an explosive release of air after it comes in contact with parts of the speech mechanism The correct answer is: Aspiration Name the factors in creating the rhythm of a speech The correct answer is: pitch, volume, enunciation, and fluency This body language communicates control, authority, and belief. Standing straight emphasizes confidence. The correct answer is: Posture The final statement should also link back to the Intro. The correct answer is 'True'. Consonants that sounds vowel-like. There is no friction made when making the sounds. The correct answer is: Semi-vowels Parts of the Introduction The correct answer is: Attention getter, significance, credibility, thesis statement, preview, transition to first main point This is the ability to express and speak smoothly without difficulty in using the appropriate words. The correct answer is: Fluency The loudness or softness of a sound. The correct answer is: Volume The four elements affect our self-concept behavior, attitudes, values, and beliefs. The correct answer is 'True'. This speech rallies people to either do or not do something. The correct answer is: Persuasive Speech Attitudes are inborn. The correct answer is 'False'. The act of causing people to do or believe in something The correct answer is: Persuasion These are created when air is not completely stopped but goes through with a hissing sound. The correct answer is: Fricatives This enables the audience to let the information sink in The correct answer is: Pause These are the windows to our soul. Unconscious movements may work agains the speaker The correct answer is: Eyes This sound can be created when a stop is combined with a fricative. The correct answer is: Affricates This method cannot make use of note cards or manuscripts but it must be delivered word-for-word. The correct answer is: Memorized Speech This part of the speech preparation process includes defining your goal. The correct answer is: Choosing the topic Refers to the length of time given to pronounce a vowel sound The correct answer is: Vowel length Produced when the air passes through the nose and not the mouth. The correct answer is: Nasal Audience analysis is important when preparing speeches. The correct answer is 'True'. For compound nouns, where does the stress go? The correct answer is: First syllable Communicative competency and Communicative strategies are the same. The correct answer is 'False'. This is the ability to express and speak smoothly without difficulty in using the appropriate words. The correct answer is: Conclusion Parts of a speech The correct answer is: Introduction, Main body, Conclusion This speech requires preparation and a word-for-word delivery. Speaker can move about freely as the speaker can not use note cards nor manuscripts. The correct answer is: Memorized speech Who said this "A speech has two parts. Necessarily you stae your case, and you prove it" The correct answer is: Aristotle This speech brings light to things that happened, what is happening, and about to happen to make audiences more conscious of that is happening or happened in our world The correct answer is: Speeech about events Delivering this speech only uses an outline as a guide. The correct answer is: Extemporaneous speech Are created when air is stopped in the center by the tip of the tongue against the alveolar ridge, while your breathe passes either one or both side of the tongue. The correct answer is: Affricates This determines the length of speech. The correct answer is: Duration There is no maximum or minimum length of speeches. It will depend on the purpose of the speech and the event where it will be used. The correct answer is 'True'. This speech is delivered by reading a manuscript word-for-word. The correct answer is: Reading from manuscript Sounds produced when two vowels are combined which results to a blended sound within a syllable. The correct answer is: Dipthongs This is the correct articulation of words. The correct answer is: Enunciation Vocal chords are also vocal folds. The correct answer is 'True'. Casual speech is a form of speech we use when we communicate with people who are very close to us. The correct answer is 'False'. According to Anne Miller, this is the core of language that surprises, grabs, informs, and persuades the readers as mere explanation will not. The correct answer is: Imagery There is only one type of speech and you can use it in all kinds of situations. The correct answer is 'False'. This allows the speaker to make extraordinary meaning out of the mundane The correct answer is: Metaphor