DMSU 210 FINAL PREP EXAM 2026 UPDATE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW VISION)
Basic Communication Model - ANS-Sender → Message → Channel → Receiver →
Feedback → Noise.
Internal vs External Noise - ANS-Internal = thoughts/emotions; External =
environment distractions.
Ways to Reduce Nervousness - ANS-Practice, deep breathing, prepare early,
visualize success, focus on message.
General Rules for Delivery - ANS-Be natural, be clear, be engaging, avoid
distracting movements, vary voice.
Four Delivery Methods (MIME) - ANS-Manuscript, Impromptu, Memorized,
Extemporaneous.
Advantages of Extemporaneous Speaking - ANS-Natural, flexible, conversational,
audience-friendly.
Physical Delivery Skills - ANS-Eye contact, posture, gestures, movement, facial
expressions, appearance.
What Physical Delivery Communicates - ANS-Confidence, interest, honesty,
nervousness, or credibility.
Eye Contact Purpose - ANS-Builds trust, shows confidence, keeps audience
engaged.
Posture Purpose - ANS-Shows confidence, professionalism, and credibility.
Gestures Purpose - ANS-Add emphasis, energy, clarity, and interest.
Movement Purpose - ANS-Helps transitions, maintains engagement, avoids
stiffness.
Voice Variety Components - ANS-Rate, volume, pitch, tone, articulation, fluency.
Vocal Variety Purpose - ANS-Keeps audience engaged and prevents monotone.
, How to Own the Stage - ANS-Stand tall, move with purpose, strong voice, steady
eye contact.
Creating Speaker Flair - ANS-Unique stories, humor, tone, pacing, signature
phrases.
Six Introduction Elements - ANS-Attention getter, topic, relevance, credibility,
preview, transition.
Attention-Getter Methods - ANS-Quote, story, question, shocking fact, humor.
Tips for Preparing an Introduction - ANS-Write it last, keep it brief, practice delivery,
avoid apologizing.
Effective Opening Tips - ANS-Be confident, connect with audience, start strong.
Transitions Purpose - ANS-Show connections between ideas and improve flow.
Transition Guidelines - ANS-Must be clear, short, and directly connect points.
Number of Main Points - ANS-2-4 to avoid overload and maintain clarity.
Ways to Organize Main Points - ANS-Topical, chronological, spatial, problem/solution,
cause/effect, primacy/recency, specificity, complexity.
Primacy Principle - ANS-Best points first.
Recency Principle - ANS-Strongest points last.
Rule of Division - ANS-If you have an A, you need a B; if you have a 1, you need a 2.
Four Conclusion Elements - ANS-Signal end, review points, restate central idea,
clincher.
Tips for Ending a Speech Powerfully - ANS-Use a quote, story, call to action, or loop
back to intro.
Preparation Outline - ANS-Full sentences, detailed structure, includes citations.
Speaking Outline - ANS-Keywords only, reminders for delivery, brief.
When to Use a Preparation Outline - ANS-During research and idea development.
When to Use a Speaking Outline - ANS-When delivering the speech.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW VISION)
Basic Communication Model - ANS-Sender → Message → Channel → Receiver →
Feedback → Noise.
Internal vs External Noise - ANS-Internal = thoughts/emotions; External =
environment distractions.
Ways to Reduce Nervousness - ANS-Practice, deep breathing, prepare early,
visualize success, focus on message.
General Rules for Delivery - ANS-Be natural, be clear, be engaging, avoid
distracting movements, vary voice.
Four Delivery Methods (MIME) - ANS-Manuscript, Impromptu, Memorized,
Extemporaneous.
Advantages of Extemporaneous Speaking - ANS-Natural, flexible, conversational,
audience-friendly.
Physical Delivery Skills - ANS-Eye contact, posture, gestures, movement, facial
expressions, appearance.
What Physical Delivery Communicates - ANS-Confidence, interest, honesty,
nervousness, or credibility.
Eye Contact Purpose - ANS-Builds trust, shows confidence, keeps audience
engaged.
Posture Purpose - ANS-Shows confidence, professionalism, and credibility.
Gestures Purpose - ANS-Add emphasis, energy, clarity, and interest.
Movement Purpose - ANS-Helps transitions, maintains engagement, avoids
stiffness.
Voice Variety Components - ANS-Rate, volume, pitch, tone, articulation, fluency.
Vocal Variety Purpose - ANS-Keeps audience engaged and prevents monotone.
, How to Own the Stage - ANS-Stand tall, move with purpose, strong voice, steady
eye contact.
Creating Speaker Flair - ANS-Unique stories, humor, tone, pacing, signature
phrases.
Six Introduction Elements - ANS-Attention getter, topic, relevance, credibility,
preview, transition.
Attention-Getter Methods - ANS-Quote, story, question, shocking fact, humor.
Tips for Preparing an Introduction - ANS-Write it last, keep it brief, practice delivery,
avoid apologizing.
Effective Opening Tips - ANS-Be confident, connect with audience, start strong.
Transitions Purpose - ANS-Show connections between ideas and improve flow.
Transition Guidelines - ANS-Must be clear, short, and directly connect points.
Number of Main Points - ANS-2-4 to avoid overload and maintain clarity.
Ways to Organize Main Points - ANS-Topical, chronological, spatial, problem/solution,
cause/effect, primacy/recency, specificity, complexity.
Primacy Principle - ANS-Best points first.
Recency Principle - ANS-Strongest points last.
Rule of Division - ANS-If you have an A, you need a B; if you have a 1, you need a 2.
Four Conclusion Elements - ANS-Signal end, review points, restate central idea,
clincher.
Tips for Ending a Speech Powerfully - ANS-Use a quote, story, call to action, or loop
back to intro.
Preparation Outline - ANS-Full sentences, detailed structure, includes citations.
Speaking Outline - ANS-Keywords only, reminders for delivery, brief.
When to Use a Preparation Outline - ANS-During research and idea development.
When to Use a Speaking Outline - ANS-When delivering the speech.
