Public Speaking Chapter 1 questions and answers rated A+ 2023/2024

Public Speaking Chapter 1What is public speaking - correct answer when an individual speaks to a group of people, assuming responsibility for speaking for a period of time The focus is on who in public speaking - correct answer the audience Audience centered - correct answer when the speaker bases their speech off of the audience's expectations and situation before during and after the speech Digital divide - correct answer the gap between countries with high levels of technology and countries with low levels of technology Rhetoric - correct answer Aristotle's term for public speaking, what we call audience centered communication What did Aristotle focus on - correct answer the importance of adapting to different situations and audiences Aristotle's Proofs - correct answer 1. Logos 2. Pathos 3. Ethos 4. Mythos Logos - correct answer appeal based on logic, facts and numbers Pathos - correct answer appeal to the emotions Ethos - correct answer appeal based on the speakers credibility and character Mythos (added later) - correct answer appeal based on cultural values and beliefs Cicero and the Five arts, the foundation of public speaking - correct answer 1. Invention 2. Arrangement 3. Style 4. Memory 5. Delivery Invention - correct answer what the speaker wants to say Arrangement - correct answer organization of ideas; intro, body, conclusion Style - correct answer imagery used by speaker Memory - correct answer speaker's ability to give an effective speech Delivery - correct answer the actual presentation, how the speaker uses their voice and body gestures Narratives - correct answer a story used in a speech, one of the most powerful tool to connect to an audience What are transferable skills - correct answer skills that can be transferred from one context to another Transferable skills of public speaking - correct answer 1. Build confidence and manage speech anxiety, will become used to speaking in front of audiences 2. Will become better listeners 3. Adapt to diverse audiences 4. Learn how to be credible