speech exam with correct answers
receiver - Correct Answers -a person who intercepts a message and then decodes it
interpersonal communication - Correct Answers -communication that takes place any
time messages are transmitted between two or more people
written communication - Correct Answers -any communication that must be read
nonverbal communication - Correct Answers -facial expressions or body movements
used to express attitudes or moods about a person, situation or idea
orator - Correct Answers -a person who delivers oratory and uses words effectively
ethics - Correct Answers -a person's sense of right or wrong
intrapersonal communication - Correct Answers -an inner dialogue conducted with
oneself to assess one's thoughts, feelings and reactions
communication - Correct Answers -the process of sending and receiving messages
logical appeal - Correct Answers -the use of sequence, analysis, organization and
evidence to prove a point
symbol - Correct Answers -anything that stands for an idea and is used for
communication
sender - Correct Answers -a person who transmits a message
motivation - Correct Answers -an inner drive, need or impulse that causes a person to
act
communication barrier - Correct Answers -any obstacle that gets in the way of effective
communication
stereotyping - Correct Answers -labeling every person in a group based on a
preconceived idea as to what the group represents
, oral communication - Correct Answers -communication that is primarily spoken
message - Correct Answers -that which is said or sent
dialogue - Correct Answers -conversations between actors, two persons, or groups
feedback - Correct Answers -a reaction that the receiver gives to a message offered by
the sender
ethical appeal - Correct Answers -a persuasive quality based on the speaker's natural
honesty, sincerity, and commitment to what is right and good
emotional appeal - Correct Answers -a persuasive technique that involves using issues
and values such as patriotism, family and honor to win favor with the audience
listening spare time - Correct Answers -thinking time created by the ability to listen
faster than people can speak
stack the deck - Correct Answers -to present unbalanced evidence that only presents
one side
discriminative listening - Correct Answers -a listening style used to single out one
particular sound from a noisy environment
testimonial - Correct Answers -a celebrity or expert endorsement of a message
passive listening - Correct Answers -listening role in which the listener does not share in
the responsibility nor involve himself in the communication process
name calling - Correct Answers -to give someone a negative label without evidence
paraphrase - Correct Answers -to repeat in one's own words
door opener - Correct Answers -a phrase used by the listener to invite the speaker to
continue
jump on the bandwagon - Correct Answers -persuasive technique based on the need to
conform
false comparison - Correct Answers -a comparison of unlike things
active listening - Correct Answers -a listening role in which the listener participates and
shares in the communication process by guiding the speaker toward common interests
summarize - Correct Answers -to cover the main points in a compact manner without
waster words
receiver - Correct Answers -a person who intercepts a message and then decodes it
interpersonal communication - Correct Answers -communication that takes place any
time messages are transmitted between two or more people
written communication - Correct Answers -any communication that must be read
nonverbal communication - Correct Answers -facial expressions or body movements
used to express attitudes or moods about a person, situation or idea
orator - Correct Answers -a person who delivers oratory and uses words effectively
ethics - Correct Answers -a person's sense of right or wrong
intrapersonal communication - Correct Answers -an inner dialogue conducted with
oneself to assess one's thoughts, feelings and reactions
communication - Correct Answers -the process of sending and receiving messages
logical appeal - Correct Answers -the use of sequence, analysis, organization and
evidence to prove a point
symbol - Correct Answers -anything that stands for an idea and is used for
communication
sender - Correct Answers -a person who transmits a message
motivation - Correct Answers -an inner drive, need or impulse that causes a person to
act
communication barrier - Correct Answers -any obstacle that gets in the way of effective
communication
stereotyping - Correct Answers -labeling every person in a group based on a
preconceived idea as to what the group represents
, oral communication - Correct Answers -communication that is primarily spoken
message - Correct Answers -that which is said or sent
dialogue - Correct Answers -conversations between actors, two persons, or groups
feedback - Correct Answers -a reaction that the receiver gives to a message offered by
the sender
ethical appeal - Correct Answers -a persuasive quality based on the speaker's natural
honesty, sincerity, and commitment to what is right and good
emotional appeal - Correct Answers -a persuasive technique that involves using issues
and values such as patriotism, family and honor to win favor with the audience
listening spare time - Correct Answers -thinking time created by the ability to listen
faster than people can speak
stack the deck - Correct Answers -to present unbalanced evidence that only presents
one side
discriminative listening - Correct Answers -a listening style used to single out one
particular sound from a noisy environment
testimonial - Correct Answers -a celebrity or expert endorsement of a message
passive listening - Correct Answers -listening role in which the listener does not share in
the responsibility nor involve himself in the communication process
name calling - Correct Answers -to give someone a negative label without evidence
paraphrase - Correct Answers -to repeat in one's own words
door opener - Correct Answers -a phrase used by the listener to invite the speaker to
continue
jump on the bandwagon - Correct Answers -persuasive technique based on the need to
conform
false comparison - Correct Answers -a comparison of unlike things
active listening - Correct Answers -a listening role in which the listener participates and
shares in the communication process by guiding the speaker toward common interests
summarize - Correct Answers -to cover the main points in a compact manner without
waster words
