Communication
The 3 types of interference are:
A. Physical, Psychological, and Semantic Noise
B. Annoying people, high pitched talking, and random noises
C. Blocking, Questioning, and Rebounds
D. Living, Laughing, and Loving
What is A?
Physical, Psychological, and Semantic Noise
Which of these allows public speaking to NOT be like a conversation
A. Highly organized with formal elements and research to support your ideas
B. Formality of language
C. Delivery would be louder, more fluid, and more energetic
D. All of the above
What is D?
All of the above
What are 3 out of the 6 organizational styles?
A. Random, Listing, Guessing
B. Planning, Practicing, and Popping OFF
C. Chronological, Spatial, Problem/Solution
D. Bins, Boxes, and Labels
What is C?
Chronological, Spatial, Problem/Solution
What is language?
A. a particular form of talking which is peculiar to a specific region or social group
B. any formal system of gestures, signs, sounds, and symbols used or conceived as a means of communicating thought, either through written, enacted, or spoken means
C. the act of expressing or setting forth in words
D. vocabulary, peculiar to a particular trade, profession, or group
What is B?
any formal system of gestures, signs, sounds, and symbols used or conceived as a means of communicating thought, either through written, enacted, or spoken means
What is rhetoric?
A. some fancy word Hercules used in ancient Greece
B. the creepy thing the twins in The Shining say
C. when you read your audience to find out what they need.
D. finding all the available means of persuading
What is D?
finding all the available means of persuading
Nonverbal cues are:
A. Sarcasm, dancing, picking your teeth
B. Loudness, softness, mediumness
C. Facial Expressions, Posture, Space
D. Insults, cussing, bad words
What is C?
Facial Expressions, Posture, Space
What is the difference between denotative and connotative?
A. Denotative is talking about bear dens and connotative is talking about illegal cons.
B. Denotative is the main meaning of a word, where connotative is the personal meaning a person brings to it.
C. Denotative is being really mean, and connotative is being nice.
D. Denotative means denying the definition of a word, and connotative means accepting the definition.
What is B?
Denotative is the main meaning of a word, where connotative is the personal meaning a person brings to it.
What is a signpost?
A. a type of connective that emphasizes physical movement through the speech
B. a stick in the ground with a sign attached
C. something that has advertising on it on your way out of town
D. when you sign onto Facebook it posts
What is A?
a type of connective that emphasizes physical movement through the speech
What is the difference between figurative and literal language?
A. one starts with an L and one starts with an F
B. literal language is verbally said, and figurative language is non-verbally said
C. literal language does not use comparisons like similes and metaphors, whereas figurative language uses metaphors and similes to compare things that may not be literally alike
D. one is universal and the other is only understood by region
What is C?
literal language does not use comparisons like similes and metaphors, whereas figurative language uses metaphors and similes to compare things that may not be literally alike
What are ethics?
A. the rules we use to determine good from evil and right from wrong
B. being ethical
C. following the rules of our country
D. being nice to others
What is A?
the rules we use to determine good from evil and right from wrong
What type of interference is this?
A student is trying to ask a question to Miss Wilson however Miss Wilson cannot hear them over her class talking so loud.
A. Psychological Noise
B. Semantic Noise
C. Derived Noise
D. Physical Noise
What is D?
Physical Noise
DAILY DOUBLE
In what order do you write your outline?
A. Conclusion, Intro, Body
B. Intro, Body, Conclusion
C. Heads, Shoulders, Knees-and-Toes
D. Body, Intro, Conclusion
What is D?
Body, Intro, Conclusion
What are transitions?
A. a catchy theme song
B. a phrase or sentence that connects various parts of the speech and shows the relationship between them
C. a sentence that trails off dramatically and…
D. when the scene shifts
What is B?
a phrase or sentence that connects various parts of the speech and shows the relationship between them
Why is it important to use effective language?
A. so you remain appropriate and inclusive to all audience members
B. so everyone can understand you
C. so you can get your point across
D. why waste time say lot word when few word do trick
What is A?
so you remain appropriate and inclusive to all audience members
What are the 3 types of credibility?
A. Ethos, Logos, Pathos
B. Primary Sources, Paraphrasing, Summarizing
C. Initial, Derive, Terminal
D. Living, laughing, Loving
What is C?
Initial, Derive, Terminal
Why is communication important?
A. It allows for people to speak what is on their mind
B. It avoids miscommunication
C. Because it is
D. It can be useful for translating something called “math”
What is B?
It avoids miscommunication
What is the definition of Public Speaking?
A. the action of conveying information or expressing one's thoughts and feelings in spoken language
B. ordinary people in general; the community
C. an organized, face-to-face, prepared, intentional (purposeful) attempt to inform, entertain, or persuade a group of people (usually five or more) through words, physical delivery, and (at times) visual or audio aids
D. addressing specific needs pertaining to the aggregate members of a community
What is C?
an organized, face-to-face, prepared, intentional (purposeful) attempt to inform, entertain, or persuade a group of people (usually five or more) through words, physical delivery, and (at times) visual or audio aids
What is the difference between a preparation outline and a speaking outline?
A. preparation outlines have good things to say, and speaking outlines have bad things to say
B. preparation outlines are Miss Wilson's favorite and Speaking outlines are not
C. a preparation outline has all the information but is not word for word, a speaking outline is everything that you would say in a speech
D. a preparation outline consists of a little bit of information and speaking outlines have SO MUCH information
What is C?
a preparation outline has all the information but is not word for word, and a speaking outline is everything that you would say in a speech
Why is the delivery of your speech important?
A. it enables you to become the public speaker you want to be
B. it allows for flexibility, meaningful pauses, eye contact, small changes in word order, and vocal emphasis- to gain your audience's attention
C. so you can prove to people how smart you are
D. it allows your audience to reflect and grow from the knowledge you taught
What is B?
it allows for flexibility, meaningful pauses, eye contact, small changes in word order, and vocal emphasis- to gain your audience's attention
What are the 3 types of Speaker Appeal (Rhetoric)?
A. Ethos, Logos, Pathos
B. Initial, Derive, Terminal
C. Primary Sources, Paraphrasing, Summarizing
D. Living, laughing, Loving
What is A?
Ethos, Logos, Pathos
This theoretical model of communication presents communication as an ongoing, circular process.
A. Transactional model of communication
B. Informational model of communication
C. Transformational model of communication
D. Interactional model of communication
What is A?
Transactional Model of Communication
Which of the following is a general purpose for speaking in public?
A. To inform
B. To persuade
C. To commemorate or entertain
D. All of the above
What is D?
All of the above
Which organizational style best describes a speech about Kansas City with these main points?
I) The founding of Kansas City.
II) Kansas City in the 20th century.
III) What Kansas City is like today.
A. Spatial
B. Comparative
C. Causal
D. Chronological
What is D?
Chronological
What are the 4 methods of Speech Delivery?
A. Completion, Deletion, Delegation and Deferment
B. Activity, Analysis, Abstraction, and Application
C. Acceptance, Affordability, Accessibility, and Awareness
D. Impromptu, Manuscript, Extemporaneous, and Memorized Speaking
What is D?
Impromptu, Manuscript, Extemporaneous, and Memorized Speaking
What should you look for in a credible and ethical speaker?
A. Looks, Personality, Values
B. Money
C. How they talk, how they dress, and if they did an outline
D. Similarity, Character, Competence, and Good Will
What is D?
Similarity, Character, Competence, and Good Will