Ethics
Ethics in public speaking refers to what branch of philosophy?
A) Metaphysics
B) Determinations of what is right and moral
B) Determinations of what is right and moral
The branch of philosophy that studies right and wrong in public speaking...
A) Ethics
B) Morality
A) Ethics
1. Public speaking is best defined as:
A) An organized, prepared, face-to-face attempt to inform, entertain, or persuade
B) Talking with friends
A) An organized, prepared, face-to-face attempt to inform, entertain, or persuade
Who talked about quarterbacks in their informative speech?
A) Caleb Furr
B) Roger Jiang
A) Caleb Furr
“Demo-” comes the Greek root word _______.
A) Demos
B) Demot
A) Demos
The First Amendment is important in public speaking because it protects:
A) Freedom of expression
B) The right to lie
A) Freedom of expression
The principle expressed as “Do unto others as you would have them do to you”...
A) Golden Rule
B.) Basic Rule
A) Golden Rule
In public speaking, feedback is usually:
A) Nonverbal
B) Written on paper only
B) Written on paper only
Who talked about "Shaing hai" in their informative speech?
A) Zoey Jiang
B) Raylin Hudson
A) Zoey Jiang
Demographic characteristics describe the _____ characteristics of the audience.
A) Inward
B) Outward
B) Outward
“Ethos” refers to:
A) Logic and reasoning
B) The character, wisdom, and credibility of the speaker
B) The character, wisdom, and credibility of the speaker
The constitutional amendment that protects freedom of expression...
A) First Amendment
B) Second Amendment
A) First Amendment
Fear of rejection in public speaking often comes from:
A) False beliefs about the audience
B) Physical exhaustion
A) False beliefs about the audience
Who talked about "Ai" in their informative speech?
A) Caleb Furr
B) Kailey Dean
B) Kailey Dean
what is....generalizing about a group of people and assuming that because a few persons in that group have a characteristic, all of them do?
A) Totalizing
B) Stereotyping
B) Sterotyping
Credibility that changes during the speech is called:
A) Derived credibility
B) Initial credibility
A) Derived credibility
Another term for a speaker’s character, wisdom, and credibility...
A) Pathos
B) Ethos
B) Ethos
In communication, the “channel” is:
A) The means through which a message travels
B) The message itself
A) The means through which a message travels
Who talked about shrimp fried rice in their informative speech?
A) Roger Jiang
B) Zoey Jiang
A) Roger Jiang
what is.... taking one characteristic of a group or person and making that the “totality” or sum total of what that person or group is
A) Totalizing
B) Stereotyping
A) Totalizing
Credibility at the end of the speech that affects audience decision-making is called:
A) Terminal credibility
B) Permanent credibility
A) Terminal credibility
Credibility a speaker has before giving a speech..
A) Derived Credibility
B) Initial Credibility
B) Initial Credibility
A “symbol” in communication means:
A) Something that represents an idea or concept
B) A random object with no meaning
A) Something that represents an idea or concept
Who talked about "dreams" in their informative speech?
A) Ollie Douglas
B) Raylin Hudson
B) Raylin Hudson
Be careful not to stereotype on the ______ of a demographic characteristic
A) basis
B) setting
A) Basis