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Concise Public Speaking Handbook, A, 6th edition
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1-1 Multiple Choice
1-1.1. Public speaking teaches strategies for and .
A) listening; visualizing
B) effective delivery; critical listening
C) strong confidence; effective speaking
D) organized delivery; simple encoding
Answer: B
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Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.1
Learning Objective: 1.1 Explain why it is important to study public speaking.
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Topic: Why Study Public Speaking?
Difficulty: easy
Skill: Remember the Facts
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1-1.2. According to the text, studying public speaking will result in long-term advantages related
to and .
A) empowerment; employment
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B) relationships; self-esteem
C) intelligence; leadership
D) leadership; relationships
Answer: A
Chapter number: 01
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Module number: 1.1
Learning Objective: 1.1 Explain why it is important to study public speaking.
Topic: Why Study Public Speaking?
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Difficulty: easy
Skill: Remember the Facts
1-1.3. Rachel is called on to speak in front of her Theories of Education class, but she is not
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nervous because she has gained confidence and competence in her public speaking class; your
text refers to this as .
A) personal expression
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B) declamation
C) effectiveness
D) empowerment
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Answer: D
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.1
Learning Objective: 1.1 Explain why it is important to study public speaking.
Topic: Why Study Public Speaking?
Difficulty: moderate
Skill: Apply What You Know
1-1.4. Melissa is up against Rubi for a position in a sales company. Both are equally qualified,
but when asked to sell a pen to their potential employer, Rubi excels while Melissa fumbles
through her sales pitch. Which of the following is the most likely reason Melissa will not get the
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job?
A) Melissa’s education didn’t involve instruction in selling pens.
B) Rubi is a close friend of a manager in another department.
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C) Melissa lacks public speaking competence because she never studied it.
D) Fake sales pitches are a terrible way to judge a candidate’s sales ability.
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Answer: C
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.1
Learning Objective: 1.1 Explain why it is important to study public speaking.
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Topic: Why Study Public Speaking?
Difficulty: moderate
Skill: Apply What You Know
1-1.5. The nineteenth-century practice of delivering famous speeches from history, instead of
writing one’s own speeches, is
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A) formulation.
B) declamation.
C) lecturing.
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D) public address.
Answer: B
Chapter number: 01
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Module number: 1.2
Learning Objective: 1.2 Discuss in brief the history of public speaking.
Topic: The Rich Heritage of Public Speaking
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Difficulty: moderate
Skill: Understand the Concepts
1-1.6. Speakers who express their emotions through posture, movement, gestures, facial
expressions, and voice are practicing the art of
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A) pontification.
B) prophesy.
C) declamation.
D) elocution.
Answer: D
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.2
Learning Objective: 1.2 Discuss in brief the history of public speaking.
Topic: The Rich Heritage of Public Speaking
Difficulty: moderate
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Skill: Understand the Concepts
1-1.7. Which of the following statements BEST characterizes public speaking in the twentieth
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and twenty-first centuries?
A) Students of public speaking practice the arts of declamation and elocution.
B) Great orators continue to refine guidelines for public speakers.
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C) Audio, video, computer, and mobile technologies let speakers reach worldwide audiences and
expand the parameters of public speaking.
D) Age-old public speaking traditions are no longer relevant as we develop new and improved
methods for addressing some of the most difficult challenges in history.
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Answer: C
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.2
Learning Objective: 1.2 Discuss in brief the history of public speaking.
Topic: The Rich Heritage of Public Speaking
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Difficulty: moderate
Skill: Understand the Concepts
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1-1.8. Translating ideas and images in the speaker’s mind into verbal or nonverbal symbols that
an audience can recognize is termed .
A) listening
B) feedback
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C) encoding
D) decoding
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Answer: C
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.3
Learning Objective: 1.3 Sketch and explain a model that illustrates the components and the
process of communication.
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Concise Public Speaking Handbook, A, 6th edition
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By Steven A. Beebe
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♦️♦️♦️INSTANT DOWNLOAD
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♦️♦️♦️COMPLETE CHAPTERS
O
C
♦️♦️♦️COMPLETE ANSWERS
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Test Bank Chapter 1
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1-1 Multiple Choice
1-1.1. Public speaking teaches strategies for and .
A) listening; visualizing
B) effective delivery; critical listening
C) strong confidence; effective speaking
D) organized delivery; simple encoding
Answer: B
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Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.1
Learning Objective: 1.1 Explain why it is important to study public speaking.
U
Topic: Why Study Public Speaking?
Difficulty: easy
Skill: Remember the Facts
R
1-1.2. According to the text, studying public speaking will result in long-term advantages related
to and .
A) empowerment; employment
SE
B) relationships; self-esteem
C) intelligence; leadership
D) leadership; relationships
Answer: A
Chapter number: 01
D
Module number: 1.1
Learning Objective: 1.1 Explain why it is important to study public speaking.
Topic: Why Study Public Speaking?
O
Difficulty: easy
Skill: Remember the Facts
1-1.3. Rachel is called on to speak in front of her Theories of Education class, but she is not
C
nervous because she has gained confidence and competence in her public speaking class; your
text refers to this as .
A) personal expression
S
B) declamation
C) effectiveness
D) empowerment
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Answer: D
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.1
Learning Objective: 1.1 Explain why it is important to study public speaking.
Topic: Why Study Public Speaking?
Difficulty: moderate
Skill: Apply What You Know
1-1.4. Melissa is up against Rubi for a position in a sales company. Both are equally qualified,
but when asked to sell a pen to their potential employer, Rubi excels while Melissa fumbles
through her sales pitch. Which of the following is the most likely reason Melissa will not get the
N
job?
A) Melissa’s education didn’t involve instruction in selling pens.
B) Rubi is a close friend of a manager in another department.
U
C) Melissa lacks public speaking competence because she never studied it.
D) Fake sales pitches are a terrible way to judge a candidate’s sales ability.
R
Answer: C
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.1
Learning Objective: 1.1 Explain why it is important to study public speaking.
SE
Topic: Why Study Public Speaking?
Difficulty: moderate
Skill: Apply What You Know
1-1.5. The nineteenth-century practice of delivering famous speeches from history, instead of
writing one’s own speeches, is
D
A) formulation.
B) declamation.
C) lecturing.
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D) public address.
Answer: B
Chapter number: 01
C
Module number: 1.2
Learning Objective: 1.2 Discuss in brief the history of public speaking.
Topic: The Rich Heritage of Public Speaking
S
Difficulty: moderate
Skill: Understand the Concepts
1-1.6. Speakers who express their emotions through posture, movement, gestures, facial
expressions, and voice are practicing the art of
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A) pontification.
B) prophesy.
C) declamation.
D) elocution.
Answer: D
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.2
Learning Objective: 1.2 Discuss in brief the history of public speaking.
Topic: The Rich Heritage of Public Speaking
Difficulty: moderate
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Skill: Understand the Concepts
1-1.7. Which of the following statements BEST characterizes public speaking in the twentieth
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and twenty-first centuries?
A) Students of public speaking practice the arts of declamation and elocution.
B) Great orators continue to refine guidelines for public speakers.
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C) Audio, video, computer, and mobile technologies let speakers reach worldwide audiences and
expand the parameters of public speaking.
D) Age-old public speaking traditions are no longer relevant as we develop new and improved
methods for addressing some of the most difficult challenges in history.
SE
Answer: C
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.2
Learning Objective: 1.2 Discuss in brief the history of public speaking.
Topic: The Rich Heritage of Public Speaking
D
Difficulty: moderate
Skill: Understand the Concepts
O
1-1.8. Translating ideas and images in the speaker’s mind into verbal or nonverbal symbols that
an audience can recognize is termed .
A) listening
B) feedback
C
C) encoding
D) decoding
S
Answer: C
Chapter number: 01
Module number: 1.3
Learning Objective: 1.3 Sketch and explain a model that illustrates the components and the
process of communication.
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