CHAPTER 1 Audience applause during a speech is an example of this.
What is AUDIENCE FEEDBACK.
100
CHAPTER 5 This is the knowledge of and opinions about a speech topic that listeners have before they hear a speaker.
What is INITIAL AUDIENCE DISPOSITION.
100
CHAPTER 10 This is the feeling or evaluation associated with a word.
What is CONNOTATION
100
CHAPTER 15 - A eulogy is one of these.
What is TRIBUTE SPEECH
100
CHAPTER 1 This is "the end and the object of the speech," according to Aristotle.
What is THE AUDIENCE
200
CHAPTER 2 This theory suggests that most of us become apprehensive because we don't know how to plan or prepare effectively for a public presentation.
What is THE SKILL DEFICIT THEORY.
200
CHAPTER 6 Speakers should be wary of this because there is no standard for truth, its accuracy is not evaluated as closely as print sources, and virtually anything can be posted on it.
What is THE INTERNET.
200
CHAPTER 11 - This is how a speaker emphasizes an idea through bodily action.
What is MOVEMENT
200
CHAPTER 15 - This speech should focus on a single characteristic of a person or occasion.
What is A TOAST
200
CHAPTER 7 Personal experiences, examples, illustrations, and quotations are examples of these.
What is SUPPORTING MATERIAL.
300
CHAPTER 3 Tone of voice, facial expressions, and gestures are all examples of this.
What is NONVERBAL CUES.
300
CHAPTER 7 This is when the speaker organizes the main points of a speech in categories or divisions of a subject.
What is TOPIC ORDER
300
CHAPTER 12 - This is the quickest way to define something.
What is USING A SYNONYM OR ANTONYM
300
CHAPTER 13 - In persuasive speaking, this is how the specific goal is stated.
What is A PROPOSITION
300
CHAPTER 6 A survey of your classmates is an example of this.
What is PRIMARY RESEARCH
400
CHAPTER 4 Age, gender and race are examples of this type of information.
What is DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
400
CHAPTER 8 This is when the audience most frequently remembers what is said at the beginning, and at the end, of a speech.
What is THE PRIMACY RECENCY EFFECT
400
CHAPTER 13 - This is a type of speech whose goal is to influence the attitudes, beliefs, values, or behavior of audience members.
What is PERSUASIVE SPEAKING.
400
CHAPTER 14 - This pattern is useful when an audience may be unaware of the problem or how they personally can work toward a solution.
What is THE PROBLEM-SOLUTION PATTERN
400
CHAPTER 4 This is a broad area of expertise.
What is A SUBJECT.
500
CHAPTER 2 This percent of people experience high levels of public speaking apprehension.
What is 15 PERCENT
500
CHAPTER 9 The speaker should still focus their attention on this, even when they are showing a visual aid.
What is THE AUDIENCE.
500
CHAPTER 14 - Speakers often elicit these in persuasive speeches in an effort to cause discomfort in their audience, so they them seek for a way to eliminate that discomfort.
What are NEGATIVE EMOTIONS
500
CHAPTER 16 - This is a group of four to seven people who work together to complete a specific task or solve a particular problem.
What is A PROBLEM SOLVING GROUP
500
CHAPTER 7 This is a statement of the main points in your speech.