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FINAL EXAM SPT 1113 Questions with Correct Answers (Grade A+) Question 1: Communicare Answer: To share Question 2: Rhetoric Answer: Ancient term for public speaking Question 3: Public speaking Answer: The process or act of communicating or performing a speech to a live audience. Question 4: 4 Benefits of Public Speaking Answer: 1.Increase confidence 2.Empowers you to communicate complex ideas. 3.Develops skills to influence attitude/behaviors of others. 4.Helps you achieve your careers goals. Question 5: 3 Similarities between Public speaking & Conversation Answer: 1.Organize your thoughts 2.Tailor your message to your audience 3.Tell a story for maximum impact Question 6: 3 Differences between Public speaking & Conversation Answer: 1.More highly Structured 2.Requires more formal language 3.Requires a different

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FINAL EXAM SPT 1113 Questions with Correct Answers (Grade
A+)

Question 1: Communicare

Answer: To share

Question 2: Rhetoric

Answer: Ancient term for public speaking

Question 3: Public speaking

Answer: The process or act of communicating or performing a speech to a live audience.

Question 4: 4 Benefits of Public Speaking

Answer: 1.Increase confidence 2.Empowers you to communicate complex ideas. 3.Develops skills to
influence attitude/behaviors of others. 4.Helps you achieve your careers goals.

Question 5: 3 Similarities between Public speaking & Conversation

Answer: 1.Organize your thoughts 2.Tailor your message to your audience 3.Tell a story for maximum
impact

Question 6: 3 Differences between Public speaking & Conversation

Answer: 1.More highly Structured 2.Requires more formal language 3.Requires a different method of
delivery

Question 7: 3 General purpose

Answer: 1.To Inform 2.To Persuade 3.To Entertain

Question 8: Digital Divide

Answer: Was the Information Age

Question 9: Aristotle 3 proofs

Answer: 1.Ethos(Ethnic, Credibility) 2.Logos(Logic, sense of logic) 3.Pathos(Emotion, appeals to emotion)

Question 10: Mythos

Answer: Values and beliefs passed down through narratives(NOT ARISTOLES)


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, Question 11: Cicero's 5 canons

Answer: 1.Invention(creating) 2.Arrangement(ordering) 3.Style(words use) 4.Memory(while giving speech)
5.Delivery

Question 12: 7 elements of the communication process

Answer: 1. Speaker 2. Message 3. Receiver/audience 4. Channel 5. Feedback 6. Noise 7. Context

Question 13: 3 models of the communication process

Answer: linear, interactive, transactional

Question 14: Glossophobia

Answer: fear of speaking in public

Question 15: 2 cause of Anxiety

Answer: Temperament & uncertainty

Question 16: Uncertainty Reduction Theory

Answer: a theory that posits when individuals face an uncertain or unfamiliar situation, their level of anxiety
increases

Question 17: Spotlight effect

Answer: the belief that others are paying more attention to our appearance and behavior than they really are

Question 18: 3 methods to manage Anxiety

Answer: Visualization, Relabeling, & Relaxation

Question 19: Audience-centeredness

Answer: keeping the audience foremost in mind at every step of speech preparation and presentation

Question 20: Audience analysis

Answer: the study of the intended audience for your speech

Question 21: Demographics

Answer: Data of the primary characteristics of an individual or group of people



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