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Sarah gave a persuasive speech about the Effects of Global Warming….
Sarah gave a persuasive speech about the Effects of Global Warming.
She expressed some of the dangers that have begun to occur due to the lack of change. What type of pattern did she MOST LIKELY use to convey her message?
A. Spatial pattern
B. Cause-effect pattern
C. Problem-solution
D. Chronological
A speaker wants to write some notes from his speech and commit the majority to memory. What type of method should he use?
A. The manuscript speech
B. Extemporaneous speech
C. Impromptu speech
D. Memorized speech
3. As an audience member, we only remember hear.
? A. 20%
? B. 25%
C. 30%
D. 50%
Two kinds of research you can do without going to a library, using a computer search engine or purchasing materials are interviews and _____
A. examining an atlas.
B. reading a magazine.
C. using a database.
D. opinion polls.
. If you want to cite source information for a book you are using for research, collect all the following information about the book
EXCEPT
A. author(s)
B. publisher
C. copyright date
D. illustrator/photographer
Which of the following is a function of a conclusion? *
A. To establish the speaker’s credibility
B. To summarize the speaker’s message
C. To provide a list of readings
D. To provide a sense of inertia
. Audience analysis is important in which of the following? *
A. selecting a topic
B. organizing a speech
C.choosing the supporting material
D. all of the above
A map of Europe is most likely to be found in
A. Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature.
B. Times Atlas of the World
C. Information Please Almanac
D. The New York Times website
You will most likely find information about the winner of the 2006 World Series in an almanac.
A. True
B. False
Stage fright is not an example of communication apprehension.
A. True
B. False
Interpersonal communication is when messages are transmitted to two or more people.
A. True
B. False
The best methods of gaining the audience’s attention are to tell a story and ask questions.
A. True
B. False
