Exam 1 Vocab (Class)

Question 1

Part of the speech where you tell the audience what your main points are

Answer 1

Preview

Question 2

Part of the transactional model that creates and encodes information to the rest of the system

Answer 2

Speaker/Source

Question 3

Bridges between ideas in your speech, links things up

Answer 3

Transitions

Question 4

30-45 sec part of the speech where you connect with the audience, has narrative, startling fact, rhetorical question, and humor types

Answer 4

Introduction

Question 5

Physical barriers (distance, noise) to communication

Answer 5

External Interference/Noise

Question 6

Final Part of the speech that includes the review and wrap-up

Answer 6

Conclusion

Question 7

One of the primary arguments you are making in your speech

Answer 7

Main Point

Question 8

Telling the audience what steps you will take within a single main point

Answer 8

Internal Preview

Question 9

Part of the speech that is your argument, includes your general and specific purpose

Answer 9

Thesis

Question 10

Part of the speech where you restate your thesis and preview

Answer 10

Review

Question 11

The response of the listener to the speaker in the transactional model

Answer 11

Feedback

Question 12

Part of the transactional model that decodes the information being sent (audience)

Answer 12

Listener

Question 13

Pipeline through which information flows in the transactional model (eg. Wifi connection, the air)

Answer 13

Channel

Question 14

A person’s unique set of beliefs in worldviews that affect how they communicate

Answer 14

Frame of Reference

Question 15

Psychological barriers (daydreaming, biases) to communication

Answer 15

Internal Intereference/Noise

Question 16

Part of the speech that justifies why your topic is important and establishes credibility

Answer 16

Audience

Question 17

Document where you list the webpages or other resources that you got research from

Answer 17

Works Cited Page

Question 18

Part of the speech where you tie in your introduction and “polish and shine” your speech

Answer 18

Wrap-Up

Question 19

Unit of communication in the transactional model

Answer 19

Message

Question 20

A smaller and more specific part of one of the main arguments of your speech

Answer 20

Sub-Point

Question 21

Set of conditions and things (such as the setting or the occasion) that a speaker should be aware of

Answer 21

Situation

Question 22

Telling the audience what you just talked about within a single main point

Answer 22

Internal Summary

Question 23

Preview

Answer 23

Part of the speech where you tell the audience what your main points are

Question 24

Speaker/Source

Answer 24

Part of the transactional model that creates and encodes information to the rest of the system

Question 25

Transitions

Answer 25

Bridges between ideas in your speech, links things up

Question 26

Introduction

Answer 26

30-45 sec part of the speech where you connect with the audience, has narrative, startling fact, rhetorical question, and humor types

Question 27

External Interference/Noise

Answer 27

Physical barriers (distance, noise) to communication

Question 28

Conclusion

Answer 28

Final Part of the speech that includes the review and wrap-up

Question 29

Main Point

Answer 29

One of the primary arguments you are making in your speech

Question 30

Internal Preview

Answer 30

Telling the audience what steps you will take within a single main point

Question 31

Thesis

Answer 31

Part of the speech that is your argument, includes your general and specific purpose

Question 32

Review

Answer 32

Part of the speech where you restate your thesis and preview

Question 33

Feedback

Answer 33

The response of the listener to the speaker in the transactional model

Question 34

Listener

Answer 34

Part of the transactional model that decodes the information being sent (audience)

Question 35

Channel

Answer 35

Pipeline through which information flows in the transactional model (eg. Wifi connection, the air)

Question 36

Frame of Reference

Answer 36

A person's unique set of beliefs in worldviews that affect how they communicate

Question 37

Internal Intereference/Noise

Answer 37

Psychological barriers (daydreaming, biases) to communication

Question 38

Audience

Answer 38

Part of the speech that justifies why your topic is important and establishes credibility

Question 39

Works Cited Page

Answer 39

Document where you list the webpages or other resources that you got research from

Question 40

Wrap-Up

Answer 40

Part of the speech where you tie in your introduction and "polish and shine" your speech

Question 41

Message

Answer 41

Unit of communication in the transactional model

Question 42

Sub-Point

Answer 42

A smaller and more specific part of one of the main arguments of your speech

Question 43

Situation

Answer 43

Set of conditions and things (such as the setting or the occasion) that a speaker should be aware of

Question 44

Internal Summary

Answer 44

Telling the audience what you just talked about within a single main point