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COMS 101 quiz chapter 7 Liberty University answers complete solutions Coms 101 Quiz Chapter 7 Question Completion Status: QUESTION 1 1. To avoid unintentional plagiarism, you should ____________ as you organize the outline the speech body. a. minimize the number of sources b. include internal references for items of information c. look for relationships between and among ideas d. none of the above 3 points QUESTION 2 1. The number of main points should be limited to help audience members keep track of the ideas. True False 3 points QUESTION 3 1. The first version outline of wording main points is usually called ____________________. a. none of the above b. a formal outline c. a preparation outline d. a rough draft 3 points QUESTION 4 1. Parallel structure can be achieved in all of the following ways EXCEPT _____________. a. startling each sentence with the same introductory word b. starting each sentence with an active verb c. numbering each main point sentence d. using the same number of words in each sentence 3 points QUESTION 5 1. Using "first," or "second," or "third" to highlight your main points is an example of ______________. a. second transitions b. signposts c. section markers d. transitions 3 points QUESTION 6 1. Previewing main points in the thesis statement, stating each main point clearly, and providing transitions will _________________. a. none of the above b. overwhelm the audience with too much information c. make your speech boring d. help the audience follow the speech and retain the information 3 points QUESTION 7 1. Which organizational pattern should Sally use for his informative speech explaining how to make a pinata? a. none of the above b. time order c. topical order d. logical reasons order 3 points QUESTION 8 1. Narrative order organizes the main points of your speech based upon aspects of a story or series of stories. True False 3 points QUESTION 9 1. A sentence representation of the hierarchical and sequential relationships between ideas presented in a speech is called a _______________. a. topic outline b. preparation outline c. formal speech outline d. keyword outline 3 points QUESTION 10 1. Unlike main points, subpoints should not be in complete sentences. True False 3 points

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Coms 101 Quiz Chapter 7 Question Completion
Status:
QUESTION 1
1. To avoid unintentional plagiarism, you should ____________
as you organize the outline the speech body.

a minimize the number of sources
.
b include internal references for items of information
.
c look for relationships between and among ideas
.
d none of the above
.
3 points
QUESTION 2
1. The number of main points should be limited to help audience
members keep track of the ideas.

True
False
3 points
QUESTION 3
1. The first version outline of wording main points is usually
called ____________________.

a none of the above
.
b a formal outline
.
c a preparation outline
.
d a rough draft

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