PUBLIC SPEAKING EXAM 1: CHAPTER
11 & 12 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Detailed outline developed during speech preparation - Answer-Preparation outline
Brief outline to jog memory during presentation - Answer-Speaking outline
Words have two kinds of meanings - Answer-Denotative & Connotative
Precise, literal, and objective - Answer-Denotative
Variable, figurative, and subjective - Answer-Connotative
Guidelines for language in public speaking - Answer-Accurately, clearly, vividly,
appropriately
Do research on pronunciations and vocabulary - Answer-Accurate
Avoid technical language, use words familiar to your audience - Answer-Clear
Use imagery to express your ideas vividly, avoid abstract words, use concrete words
and examples - Answer-Vivid
4 stylistic devices for enhancing rhythm of a speech - Answer-Parallelism, repetition,
alliteration, antithesis
The similar arrangement of a pair of series of related words, phrases, or sentences -
Answer-Parallelism
Repeating the same word or set of words at the beginning or end of successive clauses
or sentences - Answer-Repetition
Repeating the initial consonant sound in close or adjoining words - Answer-Alliteration
Juxtaposing contrasting ideas, usually parallel in structure - Answer-Antithesis
11 & 12 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Detailed outline developed during speech preparation - Answer-Preparation outline
Brief outline to jog memory during presentation - Answer-Speaking outline
Words have two kinds of meanings - Answer-Denotative & Connotative
Precise, literal, and objective - Answer-Denotative
Variable, figurative, and subjective - Answer-Connotative
Guidelines for language in public speaking - Answer-Accurately, clearly, vividly,
appropriately
Do research on pronunciations and vocabulary - Answer-Accurate
Avoid technical language, use words familiar to your audience - Answer-Clear
Use imagery to express your ideas vividly, avoid abstract words, use concrete words
and examples - Answer-Vivid
4 stylistic devices for enhancing rhythm of a speech - Answer-Parallelism, repetition,
alliteration, antithesis
The similar arrangement of a pair of series of related words, phrases, or sentences -
Answer-Parallelism
Repeating the same word or set of words at the beginning or end of successive clauses
or sentences - Answer-Repetition
Repeating the initial consonant sound in close or adjoining words - Answer-Alliteration
Juxtaposing contrasting ideas, usually parallel in structure - Answer-Antithesis
