This is what we accept as true, natural, real, or actually existing.
What is Beliefs?
100
This is the physiological process of receiving and processing sound waves.
What is Hearing?
100
This is shaped by media, school, religious organizations, family, and other cultural and social institutions.
What is Values?
100
Causal, Comparative-Advantage, Problem-Solution, Problem-Cause-Solution and Monroe’s Motivated Sequence are examples of these type of speech.
What is Persuasive Speeches?
100
This type of speech always includes a solution or action step.
What is MMS?
200
Freewriting and Clustering are an example of this.
What is Brainstorming?
200
“According to CNN….” In your outline is an example of this.
What is In-Text Citations?
200
This setting is when is when a conversation takes places between two people.
What is Dyadic Setting?
200
In rhetoric, this refers to emotional appeal.
What is Pathos?
200
This involves getting others to believe or do something through deception, misleading information, or other underhanded tactics.
What is Manipulation?
300
When writing your outline, this refers to TIA.
What is Tie Into Audience?
300
A speaker who is _____________ -________________ will recognize and consider the uniqueness and diversity of a particular audience.
What is Audience-Centered?
300
This is a type of language that treats one’s own worldview, identity, and culture as superior to all others.
What is Ethnocentric Language?
300
You can pick up on this from your audience while you are presenting your speech, and may tell you that they are not understanding or that they’re confused.
What is Feedback Cues?
300
This type of audience does not know much about your topic and does not share your feelings about the importance of the topic.
What is Apathetic Audience?
400
You should consider audience, setting, purpose, and your interests when choosing this.
What is Topic?
400
This part of your speech should reinforce the thesis, review your main points and leave the audience with something to remember.
What is Ending or Summary?
400
The six stages in the ____________ ________________ include hearing, understanding, remembering, interpreting, evaluating and responding.
What is Listening Process?
400
When your audience is ___________ their views on your topic or proposed actions are unfavorable.
What is Negative or Oppositional?
400
Self-actualization, Esteem needs, Love and Belonging needs, Safety and Physiological needs all make up this.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
500
This type of speech typically focuses on describing an object, process, an event, a concept, a person or a place
What is Informative Speech?
500
This approach determines that an action is ethical if it contributes to the well being of the community as a whole.
What is Common Good Approach?
500
An __________-____________ speaker will take the time to analyze the audience and learn their interests, needs, beliefs, and concerns.
What is Audience Centered?
500
This type of fallacy makes a comparison between two or more people or things and then inferring that they share further similarities.
What is False Analogy?
500
Red Herring, Ad Hominem, Begging the Question, Band Wagon, False Dichotomy and False Analogy are all examples of these.