Question 1: Credibility is the audience's perception of whether a speaker is qualified to speak on a
topic.
Answer: True
Question 2: It is inappropriate for a public speaker to say anything so obvious as "in conclusion."
Answer: False
Question 3: When concluding a speech, it is inappropriate to refer back to ideas mentioned in the
introduction
Answer: False
Question 4: A story is an effective way to get the interest and attention of the audience, regardless of
how well the story is delivered.
Answer: False
Question 5: One function of a speech conclusion is to reinforce the speaker's central idea.
Answer: True
Question 6: Regardless of what other methods you use to gain attention, you should always relate the
topic to your audience in the introduction of a speech.
Answer: True
Question 7: Establishing goodwill is more likely to be necessary in the introduction of a persuasive
speech than in the introduction of an informative speech. Correct!
Answer: True
Question 8: The conclusion should normally comprise about 5 to 10 percent of a speech
Answer: True
Question 9: The introduction should constitute about 10 to 20 percent of a speech.
Answer: True
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