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Question 1

What are the 4 points to an introductory speech?

Answer 1

ASDF

1) Attention Getter
2) State Main Points
3) Develop Details
4) Finalize

Question 2

What are the 4 types of speeches?

Answer 2

MIME

1) Memorized
2) Impromptu
3) Manuscript
4) Extemporaneous

Question 3

Few minutes of prep and no research is an example of __________ speech, the benefits include:

           - good eye contact
           - receive feedback

Answer 3

impromptu

Question 4

________ is practiced & polished, but not memorized.

Answer 4

Extemporaneous

Question 5

Speech ethics includes what 3 main things?

Answer 5

1) Topic Choice
2) Research
3) Language & Delivery

Question 6

The ________________ is the theory that views communication as a constant process in which all parties simultaneously play the roles of sender and receiver.

Answer 6

transactional model of communication

Question 7

Attacking the opposing person’s character instead of his or her’s argument is an example of an ____ _____________.

Answer 7

ad hominem

Question 8

The 5 parts of Motivated sequence include:

Answer 8

VADGM

1) Visualize
2) Arouse
3) Dissatisfy
4) Gratify
5) Move

Question 9

Year of MLK Jr’s Speech was in _______.

Answer 9

1963

Question 10

Give 3 examples of NOISE

Answer 10

1) Talking
2) Weather/environment
3) Distractions

Question 11

What are 3 types of outlines?

Answer 11

(FWK) Fucking Weeners Kay

1) Formal
2) Working
3) Key word

Question 12

______ _________ was the 2009 University commencement speaker.

Answer 12

Ellen DeGeneres

Question 13

The belief that once a course of action is taken, unavoidable events will occur is the definition of __________________.

Answer 13

the slippery slope

Question 14

Give an example of the best way to cite a source in an outline.

Answer 14

(Connell, 2014).

Question 15

________ _______ is an argument that reasons from known premises to an inevitable conclusion.

Answer 15

Deductive Reasoning

Question 16

_________ is the use of several conjunctions in close succession.

Answer 16

Polysyndeton

Question 17

The ____________________ is a theory that views communication as a one-way process in which a source conveys an encoded message through a channel to a receiver, who then decodes that message. This includes 7 elements.

Answer 17

linear model of communication

Question 18

The _________________________ is a communication theory that views communication as a two-way process that includes feedback and environment.

Answer 18

interactive model of communication

Question 19

________ ______ is the fear anxiety associated with real or anticipated communication with another or others.

Answer 19

communication apprehension

Question 20

____________________ is convincing yourself that something is going to happen before it does, thus leading to the occurrence of what you originally expected.

Answer 20

self-fulfilling prophecy

Question 21

_______ _________ is the process whereby a person is slowly introduced to a fear such that each time he or she overcomes the fear the intensity is decreased.

Answer 21

systematic densentization

Question 22

Informative
Persuasive, and
Commemorative
are 3 types of ways to aim your speech, known as a _____ ________ _______.

Answer 22

general purpose statement

Question 23

A _______ _______, also known as a mind map, is a visual representation of the potential areas that you could cover in your speech.

Answer 23

concept map

Question 24

A _______ ________ _______ is a narrower version of the general purpose statement that identifies what you will talk about, what you will say about it, and what you hope the audience will take away from the speech.

Answer 24

specific

Question 25

Characteristics of _______ _______ include knowing: - why you want certain information for the speech, where to get the information you seek - how to assess the quality of the information you have found - how to create new knowledge - to be accountable for your use of information.

Answer 25

information literacy

Question 26

Who, what, when, where, why, and relevance is _______ _________.

Answer 26

background information

Question 27

_______ _______ could be statistics, quotes, or stories.

Answer 27

Unique information

Question 28

_______ _______ is the core of the speech, it gives direct support to the thesis.

Answer 28

Evidentiary information

Question 29

``` Using words such as: 1) and 2) but 3) or when typing in search terms to focus results are known as _______ ________. ```

Answer 29

boolean operators

Question 30

A _______ is a table where people sit in front the front of the room.

Answer 30

dais

Question 31

A ________ is what people stand people and place notes on.

Answer 31

lectern

Question 32

______ ______ is constructed by the speaker for the occasion. Includes: - ethos - pathos - logos

Answer 32

artistic proof

Question 33

_______ _______ can aid in persuasion, but the evidence exists outside of the speaker and audience.

Answer 33

Inartistic proofs

Question 34

_________ allows for voice and images to be sent live over the web to another person.

Answer 34

Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP)

Question 35

_________ is the process of creating a hierarchy of ideas in which the most general ideas appear first. It is FOLLOWED by more specific ideas

Answer 35

subordination

Question 36

_______ is when all information is on the same level and has the same significance.

Answer 36

Coordination

Question 37

A _______ is a principal that is divided into sub-points, there MUST be two or more sub-points!

Answer 37

division

Question 38

_______ are keywords that signal the audience that you are moving from one part of the speech to another.

Answer 38

Signposts

Question 39

An _______ ______ serves as an outline of what is to come next in a speech and is often combined with transition statements.

Answer 39

internal preview

Question 40

A _______ is the final statement of your speech.

Answer 40

clincher

Question 41

________ syllogism is where the argument is based on the MEMBERSHIP in a group.

Answer 41

categorical

Question 42

________ syllogism is where the major premise includes two or more mutually exclusive alternatives.

Answer 42

Disjunctive

Question 43

________ syllogism is where the major premise contains a HYPOTHETICAL condition and its outcome.

Answer 43

Conditional

Question 44

______ ______ is where an argument comes to a probable, but NOT absolute conclusion.

Answer 44

Inductive Reasoning

Question 45

______ ____ ____ arguments that claim one event or factor produces an effect.

Answer 45

Reasoning by cause

Question 46

_____ _____ is where a cause must be present for an effect to happen.

Answer 46

Necessary Cause

Question 47

______ ____ is a cause that can product the effect in question.

Answer 47

sufficient

Question 48

A ______ ________ is when the 2 cases being compared are completely different classifications.

Answer 48

figurative

Question 49

A _____ ______ is when the 2 cases being compared are classified the same way.

Answer 49

literal analogy

Question 50

___ _________ assets that positional authority (such as being a parent or boss), make someone's argument correct and accurate.

Answer 50

Ad Vericundium

Question 51

____ ________ is making an unjustified move from one idea to another.

Answer 51

Non sequitir

Question 52

____ _____ is when the speaker distorts the actual position of an opponent.

Answer 52

Straw Man

Question 53

______ _______, basing a decision about an entire group or category on just one or even a few examples.

Answer 53

Hasty Generalization

Question 54

___________-____ is when we assume there are ONLY 2 alternatives, when in actuality, there are more!

Answer 54

Either-Or

Question 55

____ _______ assumes that one event causes another unrelated event to occur.

Answer 55

False Cause

Question 56

The ____ ________ is when the speaker introduces irrelevant ideas to focus attention away from the real issues.

Answer 56

red herring

Question 57

______ ____ ________ is when we assume certain facts that have not been proven.

Answer 57

Begging the question

Question 58

________ is the 4th step of the persuasive process in which the audience adopts the position that you want them to take.

Answer 58

Integration

Question 59

Question of ______ is when a speaker takes a position on whether an action should or should not be taken.

Answer 59

policy

Question 60

Question of _____ is about the rightness or wrongness of an idea, action, or issue.

Answer 60

value

Question 61

Problem-_______-Solution ADDS cause!

Answer 61

Cause

Question 62

_________ Motivated Sequence: 1) Attention 2) Need 3) Satisfies the need 4) Visualization 5) Action

Answer 62

Monroe's

Question 63

________ is repeating the same consonant or vowel sound at the beginning of subsequent words.

Answer 63

Alliteration

Question 64

________ is when two or more ideas sharply constrast with one another and are put side by side in a parallel structure.

Answer 64

Antithesis

Question 65

________ is using one part of something to represent the whole thing.

Answer 65

Synecdoche

Question 66

______ is using a tangible object to represent an otherwise intangible thing.

Answer 66

Metonym

Question 67

A _______ metaphor compares two objects that have no logical connection with each other.

Answer 67

mixed

Question 68

_____ is physically producing the sound needed to convey the word.

Answer 68

articulation

Question 69

A ______ is where individual speakers present their ideas on a single topic.

Answer 69

panel

Question 70

An __________ ________ tells group members what they should do.

Answer 70

autocratic leader

Question 71

A ________ ________ _______ provides little direction on the task and makes little effort to develop or maintain relationships between group members.

Answer 71

Laissez-Faire Leadership