COMM 111 FINAL OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Logos
Answer:
The use of evidence, and reasoning, logical appeals in a speech.
Question:
2. Ethos
Answer:
Personal Proof (Credibility)
Question:
3. Pathos
Answer:
Emotional Proof
Question:
4. Types of Evidence
Answer:
- Facts
- Examples (true examples to prove & hypothetical to clarify)
- Statistics
- Testimony (Expert and Peer)
Question:
5. Components of Ethos
Answer:
Good character: Trustworthiness Common Sense: Competence Goodwill: Friendliness Dynamism:
Charisma
Question:
6. Types of Ethos
Answer:
Prior & Demonstrated (well prepared & good delivery)
Question:
7. Dimensions of Emotional Responses
Answer:
1. Pleasure/Displeasure
2. Arousal/Non-Arousal
3. Dominance/Powerlessness
, Question:
8. Devices of Pathos
Answer:
1. Use of language
2. Nonverbal Behavior
3. Visual Images
4. Appeals to needs and values
Question:
9. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Answer:
1. Physiological: Requirements for survival
2. Safety: Desire for security
3. Social: Sense of belonging, love and be loved
4. Self-Esteem: Being valued by others
5. Self actualization: Fulfillment in life
Question:
10. Persuasive Speech Organizational Patterns
Answer:
1. Problem/Solution
2. Refutation
3. Monroe's motived Sequence(What I did)
- Gain Attention
- Est. need for change
- satisfaction
- visualization
- call to action
Question:
11. Proposition
Answer:
Statement with which you want your audience to agree. Similar to claims and thesis statements.
Question:
12. Question of Fact
Answer:
A question about the falsity of an assertion. Draws a conclusion by moving an audience from est. evidence
to claim. Ex: The U.S.A landed on the moon in the year 1968.
Question:
13. Question of Value
Answer:
A question about the worth, rightness, morality, and so forth of an idea or action. Use value- laden terms:
good/bad, right/wrong, etc. Ex: The departed is a brilliant film.
UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Logos
Answer:
The use of evidence, and reasoning, logical appeals in a speech.
Question:
2. Ethos
Answer:
Personal Proof (Credibility)
Question:
3. Pathos
Answer:
Emotional Proof
Question:
4. Types of Evidence
Answer:
- Facts
- Examples (true examples to prove & hypothetical to clarify)
- Statistics
- Testimony (Expert and Peer)
Question:
5. Components of Ethos
Answer:
Good character: Trustworthiness Common Sense: Competence Goodwill: Friendliness Dynamism:
Charisma
Question:
6. Types of Ethos
Answer:
Prior & Demonstrated (well prepared & good delivery)
Question:
7. Dimensions of Emotional Responses
Answer:
1. Pleasure/Displeasure
2. Arousal/Non-Arousal
3. Dominance/Powerlessness
, Question:
8. Devices of Pathos
Answer:
1. Use of language
2. Nonverbal Behavior
3. Visual Images
4. Appeals to needs and values
Question:
9. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Answer:
1. Physiological: Requirements for survival
2. Safety: Desire for security
3. Social: Sense of belonging, love and be loved
4. Self-Esteem: Being valued by others
5. Self actualization: Fulfillment in life
Question:
10. Persuasive Speech Organizational Patterns
Answer:
1. Problem/Solution
2. Refutation
3. Monroe's motived Sequence(What I did)
- Gain Attention
- Est. need for change
- satisfaction
- visualization
- call to action
Question:
11. Proposition
Answer:
Statement with which you want your audience to agree. Similar to claims and thesis statements.
Question:
12. Question of Fact
Answer:
A question about the falsity of an assertion. Draws a conclusion by moving an audience from est. evidence
to claim. Ex: The U.S.A landed on the moon in the year 1968.
Question:
13. Question of Value
Answer:
A question about the worth, rightness, morality, and so forth of an idea or action. Use value- laden terms:
good/bad, right/wrong, etc. Ex: The departed is a brilliant film.
