Sophia Public Speaking Milestone 1, Updated Revision Study Guide 2

Which of the following situations represents the actions of an unethical speaker?  Doug introduces himself as an financial advisor and informs his audience that he will be getting a cut of any insurance policy sales.  Melissa says that multiple testers love the new software she is explaining even though it has not been tested.  Dana informs the town council about the negative effects her proposed tax cuts will have.  In her speech, Martha mentions that she once consulted for the politician she is now endorsing. CONCEPT The Importance of Studying Ethics Rules to Follow When Speaking 2 Which of the following speeches is primarily meant to inform?  A restaurant owner explains the benefits of using local produce.  A CEO gives a presentation on how to properly report business expenses.  A doctor presents new research on the benefits of drinking fruit juice.  A principal tells a heart-warming story about the teacher who is about to receive the teacher-of-the-year award. CONCEPT General Purpose Specific Purpose of a Speech 3 Elaine's boss asks her to take notes on Mark’s client presentation and then discuss it with him. Elaine supervises Mark and has already noted that he struggles with his tone when speaking publicly, which is hindering his ability to pitch advertising campaigns. Mark is presenting to a prospective new client who is looking for a company to market their clothing line. The company recently expanded their line to include new children’s items. Mark missed last week’s briefing on the client and prepared a pitch based on adult clothes. Mark failed to consider which public speaking best practice? 