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The Art of Public Speaking Exam Questions with Verified Answers Latest Update (Already Passed) 4 tips for the conclusion: - Answers 1. Look out for materials 2. Conclude with a bang 3. Not too long 4. Work it out in detail, practice the delivery 4 ways to reinforce the central idea when concluding the speech: - Answers 1. Summarize 2. End with quote 3. Dramatic statement 4. Refer to the introduction 2 ways to signal the end of the speech: - Answers 1. Let audience know you are ending the speech 2. Reinforce audiences understanding, commitment, and central idea 6 tips for the introduction: - Answers 1. Brief, only 10-20% of speech 2. Look for materials 3. Creative introduction 4. Don't worry about exact wording 5. Work out introduction in detail 6. Don't start talking too soon Preview statement - Answers Statement introduction of speech that identifies main points to be discussed in the body 7 methods you can use in the introduction to get the attention of the audience: - Answers 1. Relate to audience 2. State the importance 3. Startle the audience 4. Arouse curiosity 5. Question audience 6. Begin with quote 7. Tell a story 4 objectives of speech introduction: - Answers 1. Get attention and interest 2. Reveal topic 3. Establish credibility 4. Preview the body of the speech 4 kinds of speech connectives: - Answers 1. Transitions 2. Internal preview 3. Internal summary 4. Signpost 3 tips for preparing main points: - Answers 1. Keep points separate 2. Same pattern of wording 3. Balance amount of time devoted to each point 5 basic patterns of organizing main points in the speech: - Answers 1. Chronological 2. Spatial 3. Causal 4. Problem solution 5. Topical order How many main points do speeches usually contain? - Answers 2-5 The belief that ones own group or culture is superior to all other groups or cultures - Answers Ethnocentrism 3 types of audience analysis questions: - Answers 1. Fixed 2. Scaled 3. Open ended To restate or summarize in your own words - Answers Paraphrase Failing to give credit to particular parts of speech that are borrowed from others - Answers Incremental plagiarism Stealing ideas or language from 2-3 sources and passing them as your own - Answers Patchwork plagiarism Steeling a speech entirely from a single source and passing off as ones own - Answers Global plagiarism 5 guidelines for ethical speaking: - Answers 1. Make sure your goal is ethically sound 2. Make sure you are prepared for your speech 3. Make sure you are honest 4. No name-calling of any sort 5. Make sure the ethical principals are into practice Anything that impedes the communication of a message. This can be external or internal: - Answers Interference 7 elements of the speech communication process: - Answers 1. Situation 2. Speaker 3. Channel 4. Adapting to interference 5. Message 6. Feedback Messages, usually nonverbal, sent from listener to speaker - Answers Feedback Sum of a person's knowledge, experience, goals, values, and attitudes - Answers Frame of reference True or false: No two people can have the same frame of reference - Answers True Focused, organized thinking about such things as the logical relationship between ideas and differences between fact and opinion - Answers Critical thinking 6 ways to deal with nervousness: - Answers 1. Squire experience 2. Prepare 3. Be positive

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4 tips for the conclusion: - Answers 1. Look out for materials

2. Conclude with a bang

3. Not too long

4. Work it out in detail, practice the delivery

4 ways to reinforce the central idea when concluding the speech: - Answers 1. Summarize

2. End with quote

3. Dramatic statement

4. Refer to the introduction

2 ways to signal the end of the speech: - Answers 1. Let audience know you are ending the speech

2. Reinforce audiences understanding, commitment, and central idea

6 tips for the introduction: - Answers 1. Brief, only 10-20% of speech

2. Look for materials

3. Creative introduction

4. Don't worry about exact wording

5. Work out introduction in detail

6. Don't start talking too soon

Preview statement - Answers Statement introduction of speech that identifies main points to be
discussed in the body

7 methods you can use in the introduction to get the attention of the audience: - Answers 1. Relate to
audience

2. State the importance

3. Startle the audience

4. Arouse curiosity

5. Question audience

, 6. Begin with quote

7. Tell a story

4 objectives of speech introduction: - Answers 1. Get attention and interest

2. Reveal topic

3. Establish credibility

4. Preview the body of the speech

4 kinds of speech connectives: - Answers 1. Transitions

2. Internal preview

3. Internal summary

4. Signpost

3 tips for preparing main points: - Answers 1. Keep points separate

2. Same pattern of wording

3. Balance amount of time devoted to each point

5 basic patterns of organizing main points in the speech: - Answers 1. Chronological

2. Spatial

3. Causal

4. Problem solution

5. Topical order

How many main points do speeches usually contain? - Answers 2-5

The belief that ones own group or culture is superior to all other groups or cultures - Answers
Ethnocentrism

3 types of audience analysis questions: - Answers 1. Fixed

2. Scaled

3. Open ended

To restate or summarize in your own words - Answers Paraphrase

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