COM1000 - 23 UCF FINAL EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WELL ELABORATED.

A mode of speech presentation that combines careful preparation with spontaneous speaking is called: - correct answers extemporaneous. A video clip of a singer at an NBA game was used to explain the difficulties of: - correct answers memorized delivery. All of the following are design rules for effective text visuals, EXCEPT: - correct answers Use caps whenever possible. Elaboration Likelihood Model research suggests that an "ideal" number of message repetitions using strong arguments is: - correct answers three. According to Dr. Butler, which of the following is NOT one of the environmental reinforcers that are likely contributors to communication apprehension? - correct answers Low self-esteem. According to Dr. Butler, which of the following is a TRUE statement regarding the effects of Communication Apprehension (CA)? - correct answers High CAs prefer large classes and little interaction with others. A mode of speech presentation where the speech is written out completely and read to the audience is called: - correct answers manuscript. When using Monroe's Motivated Sequence, you should describe the problem in the: - correct answers need step. After her presentation, Carlie commented that she should have double-spaced her text so it was easier to read, and that she should have read the speech using a slower rate. Which mode of speech presentation was Carlie most likely using? - correct answers manuscript. Which type of publication contains specific studies that have undergone blind peer reviews to ensure high quality information? - correct answers academic journals According to Pryor's Persuasion chapter, which of the following is a delivery characteristic that is related to increased ratings of speaker trustworthiness? - correct answers A conversational delivery style In preparing to deliver a speech extemporaneously, a speaker should: - correct answers prepare speaker's notes and then practice to fix the ideas in his or her mind without memorizing exact wording. In preparing to deliver a manuscript speech, a speaker should: - correct answers write out the speech word-for-word and practice reading the speech. Which of the following was NOT one of the causes of communication apprehension mentioned in Dr. Butler's chapter? - correct answers Social bias A written plan that uses symbols, margins, and content to reveal order, importance, and substance of a presentation is called: - correct answers an outline. When using Monroe's Motivated Sequence, you should open with impact in the: - correct answers attention step. Which of the following is TRUE regarding the concept of persuasion? - correct answers Narrower definitions of persuasion usually limit persuasion to situations involving intentionality. Which step is the conclusion when using Monroe's Motivated Sequence? - correct answers action step. All of the following are true statements regarding source credibility, EXCEPT: - correct answers Source credibility is something a speaker possesses Which outline consists of important words or phrases to help a speaker during a presentation? - correct answers the key-word outline What is Ms. Hanlon's "Rule of 3" regarding presenational aids? - correct answers Always save a PowerPoint presentation in three different ways (i.e., on a flashdrive, on a CD, e-mail a copy of the file, etc.). Identify the organizational pattern that was used for this speech outline. Specific purpose: to inform the audience about the establishment of gasoline companies. Main Points: 1) 1909 - British Petroleum, (2) 1911 - Mobil Gasoline, 3) 1919 - Hess Corporation. - correct answers Time Identify the organizational pattern that was used for this speech outline. Specific purpose: to inform the audience about when different endangered species acts were established. Main points: 1. 1966 (Endangered Species Preservation Act), 2. 1969 (Endangered Species Conservation Act), 3. 1973 (Endangered Species Act of 1973). - correct answers Time Identify the organizational pattern that was used for this speech outline. Specific purpose: To inform the audience about types of paintball organizations. Main points: 1. NPPL (National Professional Paintball League), 2. NCPA (National College Paintball Association), 3. SPPL (Scenario Paintball Players' League). - correct answers Topical According to the ELM, when we form attitudes as a result of central route processing, we are _____________ . - correct answers less likely to change our minds than when we base our decision on peripheral cues. The persuasive strategy of appealing to emotions in order to convince others to support your position is based on: - correct answers pathos Manuscript delivery is preferred for most beginning speakers. - correct answers False. Extemporaneous delivery requires no preparation. - correct answers False. Word of mouth marketing is... - correct answers he natural communication between consumers about a product or service, and can be positive or negative What entity is in unofficially tasked with keeping the government and others accountable? - correct answers The Media What are the four types of fans (regarding how they seek information in a virtual community)? - correct answers Devotee, Insider, Tourist, Mingler Select all the options recommended by Lisa Cutter in the Ted Talk video - correct answers Understand how confirmation bias plays a role in how we interpret events Fact checking sources Consider your role as a civic participant and citizen watchdog Medium is... - correct answers a substance or a method in which something is communicated; its the vehicle for the message Confirmation bias is the concept that... - correct answers the tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or theories One of the lessons that Dr. Hanlon wants people to learn from JFK's speech in Berlin is that it is important to connect with your audience. - correct answers True In novelist Chimamanda Adichie's TED Talk, "The Danger of a Single Story," she reveals how relying on a single story can provide us with an in-depth understanding of another culture. - correct answers False One of the lessons that Dr. Hanlon wants people to learn from JFK's speech in Berlin is that there has never been a perfect speech. - correct answers True In novelist Chimamanda Adichie's TED Talk, "The Danger of a Single Story," she reveals how relying on a single story can help you research a topic for a speech. - correct answers False Magazines have articles written by people with little or no experience on the topics chosen. - correct answers True The first place you look for content in order to make a speech is from other people's lives. - correct answers False The first aspect of credibility is dynamism, the extent to which an audience perceives the speaker as bold, active, energetic, strong, empathic and assertive. - correct answers False A verbal citation is a brief typed notation indicating a bibliographic reference that contains the details you are using in your speech. - correct answers False Which of the following is NOT a component of the acronym for the BREATHE Process? - correct answers Breathe deeply Which of the following is NOT a component of the acronym for the BREATHE Process? - correct answers Tell personal stories Marginalizing is assuming all members of a group have similar knowledge, behaviors, or beliefs simply because they belong to that group. - correct answers False According to Verderber, Sellnow, and Verderber, when developing a speech, a subject is a: - correct answers broad area of knowledge. Stereotyping is the practice of ignoring the values, needs, and interests of some audience members, leaving them to feel excluded. - correct answers False Stereotyping is assuming all members of a group have similar knowledge, behaviors, or beliefs simply because they belong to that group. - correct answers True "Fifty fabulous fruity flavors" is a(n): - correct answers alliteration. An effective oral style features plural personal pronouns. - correct answers True "That car is a lemon" is a simile. - correct answers False "That car is a lemon" is a metaphor - correct answers True If a group is accountable, the group will sanction a member who violates a group norm. - correct answers True The forming stage of group development is characterized by orientation, testing, and dependence. - correct answers True Synergy is the multiplying force of a group of individuals working together, which results in a combined effort greater than any of the parts. - correct answers True During the performing stage of group development, you should communicate a positive attitude, refrain from making abrasive or disagreeable comments, self-disclose appropriately benign information and feelings, and demonstrate open-minded and genuine interest in others. - correct answers False Conflict goes unresolved more often in virtual groups than in face-to-face groups because in most virtual settings we cannot see the nonverbal reactions of frustration that are visible when interacting in person. - correct answers True The forming stage of group development is characterized by conflict and power plays as members seek to have their ideas accepted and to find their place within the group's power structure. - correct answers False Spradlin believes that the price she paid for passing was the prevention of authentic, healthy relationship development within the workplace, the erosion of self-esteem and integrity, excessive tension within her own primary relationship, and the sheer drain of professional and emotional energy. - correct answers True Spradlin tolerated homosexual jokes and pretended not to hear homophobic comments at work. She considers these instances as toxic uses of distancing. - correct answers False A functional résumé focuses on highlighting the skills and experiences t