Chapter 9
___ graph: Designed to show the differences between quantities
A. Bar
B. Line
What is Bar
Propositions of ___: have words such as "good," "bad," "best," "worst," "just," and "unjust."
A. Fact
B. Value
What is Value
A severe fear of public speaking
A. Glossophobia
B. Tryphobia
What is Glossophobia
The mathematical average for a given set of numbers
A. Mode
B. Mean
What is Mean
Predictable and generally overused expressions; usually similes
A. Cliches
B. Metaphors
What is Clichés
There are all kinds of ____, including population, weather, ocean current, political, and economic
A. Data
B. Maps
What is Maps
Propositions of ____ argue that a word, phrase, or concept has a particular meaning.
A. Value
B. Definitions
What is Definitions
Sharing meaning between two or more people
A. Monologue
B. Communication
What is communication
The words of others used as proof or evidence
A. Speech
B. Testimony
What is Testimony
Language that makes the recipient smell, taste, see, hear, and feel a sensation, also known as sensory language
A. Imagery
B. Similie
What is Imagery
Under no circumstances should you ever provide a single copy of a ___ to pass around. It is distracting, and everyone will see it at different times in the speech.
A. Handout
B. Object
What is Handout
Propositions of ____: Speeches with this type of propositions attempt to establish the truth of a statement
A. Fact
B. Logos
What is Fact
The system of learned and shared symbols, language, values, and norms that distinguish one group of people from another
A. Culture
B. Family
What is Culture
Someone with recognized credentials, knowledge, education, and/or experience in a subject
A. Expert
B.Educator
What is Expert
Intentional exaggeration for effect
A. Exaggeration
B. Hyperbole
What is Hyperbole
When using slide presentations, there is a very strong temptation for speakers to look at the projected ____ rather than the audience during the speech.
A. Image
B. Text
What is Image
Propositions of ___: Call for change in policiy or practice (Including rhose in government, community, or schoool)
A. Policy
B. Definitions
What is Policy
Direct or indirect messages sent from an audience (receivers) back to the original sender of the message
A. Feedback
B. Question
What is Feedback
How people organize and interpret the patterns of stimuli around them
A. Perception
B. Quite Time
What is Perception
A type of language that consists of words and phrases that are specific to a subculture or group that others may not understand
A. Culture
B. Slang
What is Slang
Fonts, colors, clip art, photographs, and templates all contribute to ____, which is the attitude being conveyed in the slides.
A. Imagery
B. Tone
What is Tone
The use of emotions such as anger, joy, hate, desire for community, and love to persuade the audience of the rightness of a proposition; arguments based on emotions
A. Logos
B. Value
What is Logos
The means through which a message gets from sender to receiver
A. River
B. Channel
Channel
The collection, analysis, comparison, and interpretation of numerical data, understanding its comparison with other numerical data,
A. Statistics
B. Expert
What is Statistics
Language used in a specific field that may or may not be understood by others
A. Jargon
B. Sign
What is Jargon