Ch.1
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos are the three main forms of ____.
Stealing the entirety of the content of your work from an external source and taking full credit is ____ plagiarism.
What is Global Plagiarism?
Listening to a speaker out of your own freewill/enjoyment.
What is Appreciative Listening?
Introduction, Body, and Conclusion.
What are the Main Parts of a Speech?
Clustering, Personal Inventory, and Internet Searching are all forms of ____.
What is Brainstorming?
The belief that your religion or group of people is superior to others.
What is Ethnocentrism?
Using false or unsupported claims to appeal to your audience is an example of ____ speaking.
What is Unethical Speaking?
Listening with the primary objective to understand a speaker's message.
What is Comprehensive Listening?
Facing and addressing your audience as well as maintaining ____, is a good way to keep your audience engaged.
What is Eye Contact?
Describes what a speech is meant to accomplish. (Think about if its meant to Persuade, Inform, or Educate)
What is General Purpose?
For every negative thought, think five positive thoughts.
What is the 1:5 Ratio/Positive Thinking?
Including the title of, the authors/organizations responsible for, the dates of the most recent updates of, and the dates you accessed internet/online documents.
What is Properly Citing Internet/Online Sources?
Listening for the primary objective of providing emotional support for a speaker.
What is Empathetic/Empathic Listening?
Speaking with a more relaxed style of delivery, speaking spontaneously, and making more comfortable eye contact.
What is Extemporaneous Speaking?
The ____ Idea is what a speaker expects to cover in their speech.
What is Central Idea?
The Speaker, Message, Channel, Listeners, Situation, Interference, and Feedback are all parts of the _____.
What is the Speech Communication Process?
Stealing concepts/language from multiple other works and taking full credit for the content of your work is _____ plagiarism.
What is Patchwork Plagiarism?
Listening to a speaker with the objective of analyzing their message to decide whether to agree with them or not.
What is Critical Listening?
Focusing and developing your topic along with organizing your speech.
What is Preparing your Speech?
Exactly what a speaker intends to accomplish with their speech is called ____ Purpose.
What is Specific Purpose?
Avoiding expressions/jargon that other cultures may not understand and researching and avoiding offensive gestures.
What is Cultural Awareness?
Completely failing to credit original sources for particular areas of your work that were borrowed is ____ plagiarism.
What is Incremental Plagiarism?
Taking notes on a speaker's main points, essentially creating a "Listener's Outline" of the speaker's speech.
What are Effective Notes?
A good way to prepare for speaking to an audience is by speaking the words aloud and asking friends/family to listen to your speech.
What is Preparation?
When ____, you take the audience, the occasion, and your qualifications into account.
What is Choosing a Topic?