DE PUBLIC SPEAKING FINAL EXAM REVIEW 2 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

Speech as great power for good CORRECT ANSWER A church leader who inspires the congregation to do charitable work Speech as great power for evil CORRECT ANSWER A teacher who encourages students to cheat Who spoke these powerful words (Picture of JFK)? CORRECT ANSWER Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country Who spoke these powerful words (Picture of MLK) CORRECT ANSWER I HAVE A DREAM Who spoke these powerful words (Picture of Harriet Tubman) CORRECT ANSWER Ain't I a woman Who spoke these powerful words (Malcom X) CORRECT ANSWER The ballot or the bullet A politician who tells people what they want to hear CORRECT ANSWER The speaker who does this (a flatter) is only aiding us in our self-deception. We're usually not aware of flattery because we want to believe it Someone who uses technical terms to sound like he/she know what's he/she is talking about CORRECT ANSWER Expertise is by definition something that non-experts don't understand, so someone who appears to have specialized knowledge can be persuasive Playing on people’s feelings of resentment, loyalty, love, hate CORRECT ANSWER A skillful speaker can manipulate emotions so that you as the audience don't reason things through, but just agree with them because of the feelings they stir up in you Deception CORRECT ANSWER An ad that makes a defective product look like a sound product Equivocation CORRECT ANSWER A politician who uses empty clichés that mean different things to different folk’s freedom, the people, justice Seduction CORRECT ANSWER A very charming person who uses flattery and sex appeal to make you ignore your better judgment Oration CORRECT ANSWER A formal speech