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COM 100 FINAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Cira is outlining her speech on poodles. Her first main point is that there are many popular breeds
of poodles in the United States. She plans to support this with one subpoint: (a) The toy poodle is the
most popular breed of poodle. What rule of outlining if Cira breaking?
Answer:
division

Question:
2. Which of the following terms means knowingly using information from another source without
giving prop-er credit to that source?
Answer:
plagiarism

Question:
3. When a speaker is building a speech, which of the following reflects the speech's design and helps
the speaker decide what materials will be needed?
Answer:
outline

Question:
4. which model of communication best describes com-plex face-to-face communication?
Answer:
transaction

Question:
5. If you give an informative speech describing how a hurricane forms, you are giving what kind of
speech?
Answer:
process

Question:
6. Which of the following is the display of words or num-bers in a format of columns and rows?
Answer:
table

Question:
7. Frances and Jean are watching the president give a speech on television. Frances is a big supporter
of the president and identifies politically with his party. Kean did not vote for the president and does
not agree with his policies. While listening to the address, Frances is delighted with the president's
message and thinks he is on point, whereas Jean thinks the president is not addressing the issue at
hand. Which characteristic of communication does this scenario illustrate?
Answer:
communication passes through perceptual filters

, Question:
8. Although every main point in a speech addresses the same topic, each main point must still be
_______ and express a different idea.
Answer:
distinct

Question:
9. Where does the meaning of a word come from?
Answer:
the people using it

Question:
10. President Obama used a bad word. In the following days, there was much discussion and debate
in the media over the use of obscenity in that situation. What does this controversy demonstrate with
regard to the communication decisions of the president and other high-ranking officials?
Answer:
It is important to com-municate appropriately for the social and cultural con-text

Question:
11. If someone says "real-ah-tor" rather than "realtor," he or she has what articulation problem?
Answer:
addition

Question:
12. Which of the following terms means showing how to do something as you explain it?
Answer:
demonstrating

Question:
13. Niamh is giving an informative speech about Septem-ber 11 when she was there, this speech fits
into what category?
Answer:
events

Question:
14. Yolanda incorporates signposts, summaries, pitch change, and pauses. Yolanda understands the
power of what type of transition?
Answer:
nonverbal

Question:
15. A ______ is a declaration of the specific goal of your speech.
Answer:
purpose statement

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