Public Speaking Milestone 4
RETAKE
16 questions were answered correctly.
7 questions were answered incorrectly.
1
Which of the following statements is an example of an ineffective use
of volume or rate in public speaking?
James arrived late at the auditorium where he would deliver his
speech. Because he had little time to prepare, he decided that a
microphone check was not necessary.
Max was presenting a live concert, with readings of short stories
between each song. He decided that it would be best to use an
ambient microphone for the concert, because it would pick up a broad,
natural mix of Max's voice and ambient sound.
Andrea wanted to make sure that her speech conveyed
thoughtfulness, so she spoke more slowly during important moments.
Jenna was chosen as the senior class speaker, which meant that she
would also lead the pep rally before the school's football team played
for the state title. She knew that it was important for her to speak at a
fast rate to get everyone excited.
CONCEPT
Volume
Rate
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2
Which of the following situations represents an ineffective use of a
visual aid?
, Laura brings a model skeleton in front of the class during a speech
about anatomy.
Anthony uses transparencies when speaking to senior citizens with
limited eyesight.
Kayla chooses to use a flipchart in her speech since she's unfamiliar
with more sophisticated technology.
Paul uses a chalkboard at a town hall meeting so he can write down
audience suggestions.
CONCEPT
Chalkboards, Flip Charts, and Transparencies
Physical Objects and Animations
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3
Marcus suggested that Jerry display photographs in the background
during his memorial speech for a recently departed friend.
What does Jerry NOT have to consider if he follows Marcus' advice?
Ensuring the photographs can be seen by the entire audience
Selecting photographs that are appropriate to his purpose
Printing copies of the photographs to be passed out to the audience
Making sure the photographs blend smoothly with his speech
CONCEPT
Choosing the Right Visual Aid
The Importance of Preparation
RETAKE
16 questions were answered correctly.
7 questions were answered incorrectly.
1
Which of the following statements is an example of an ineffective use
of volume or rate in public speaking?
James arrived late at the auditorium where he would deliver his
speech. Because he had little time to prepare, he decided that a
microphone check was not necessary.
Max was presenting a live concert, with readings of short stories
between each song. He decided that it would be best to use an
ambient microphone for the concert, because it would pick up a broad,
natural mix of Max's voice and ambient sound.
Andrea wanted to make sure that her speech conveyed
thoughtfulness, so she spoke more slowly during important moments.
Jenna was chosen as the senior class speaker, which meant that she
would also lead the pep rally before the school's football team played
for the state title. She knew that it was important for her to speak at a
fast rate to get everyone excited.
CONCEPT
Volume
Rate
Report an issue with this question
2
Which of the following situations represents an ineffective use of a
visual aid?
, Laura brings a model skeleton in front of the class during a speech
about anatomy.
Anthony uses transparencies when speaking to senior citizens with
limited eyesight.
Kayla chooses to use a flipchart in her speech since she's unfamiliar
with more sophisticated technology.
Paul uses a chalkboard at a town hall meeting so he can write down
audience suggestions.
CONCEPT
Chalkboards, Flip Charts, and Transparencies
Physical Objects and Animations
Report an issue with this question
3
Marcus suggested that Jerry display photographs in the background
during his memorial speech for a recently departed friend.
What does Jerry NOT have to consider if he follows Marcus' advice?
Ensuring the photographs can be seen by the entire audience
Selecting photographs that are appropriate to his purpose
Printing copies of the photographs to be passed out to the audience
Making sure the photographs blend smoothly with his speech
CONCEPT
Choosing the Right Visual Aid
The Importance of Preparation
