Fill In the Blank

Question 1

Blank is controlled nervousness that helps energize a speaker for his or her presentation

Answer 1

Positive nervousness

Question 2

The Knowledge experience goals values and attitudes through which each listener filters a message makes up a listeners _______

Answer 2

Frame of reference

Question 3

Which of the following does the textbook recommend as a way to help you deal with nervousness in your speech

Answer 3

Work especially hard on introduction of your speech

Question 4

Because speech making is a form of power it carries with it heavy blank responsibilities

Answer 4

Ethical

Question 5

Present another persons language or ideas of your own you’re guilty of blank

Answer 5

Plagiarism

Question 6

Listening to evaluate a message for purposes of excepting or rejecting it is called blank listening

Answer 6

Critical

Question 7

Listening to understand the message of the speaker is called blank listening

Answer 7

Comprehensive

Question 8

The coffee shop Rachel listens to her friend Chante discuss his feelings about his mother’s recent death according to our textbook Rachel is engaged in blank listening

Answer 8

Empathetic

Question 9

The blank of the speech is the longest and most developed part of the speech

Answer 9

The body

Question 10

When a speaker presents the main points of the speech following a time pattern they are using a blank organizational pattern

Answer 10

Chronological

Question 11

A blank is a phrase that indicates when a speaker has finished one thought and are moving onto the next

Answer 11

Transition

Question 12

A blank speech is one that is carefully prepared and rehearsed and is presented from a brief set of notes

Answer 12

Extemporaneous

Question 13

The blank is a single phrase presented in the introduction of the speech that states precisely what a speaker helps to accomplish in their speech

Answer 13

Specific purpose statement

Question 14

When your general purpose is to blank you act as a teacher or lecture

Answer 14

Inform

Question 15

When you want to change or restructure the attitudes of your audience your general purpose is to blank

Answer 15

Persuade

Question 16

Identify the flaw in the following purpose statement why should the university raise tuition

Answer 16

It’s expressed as a question

Question 17

The primary purpose of speechmaking is to

Answer 17

Gain a desired response from the audience

Question 18

The tendency of people to be concerned about all else with their own values, beliefs, and well-being is called

Answer 18

Egocentrism

Question 19

Name 4 major factors in demographic audience analysis

Answer 19

Gender, age, group membership, and sexual orientation

Question 20

The blank is what the speaker wants the audience to remember after it has forgotten everything else in a speech

Answer 20

Residual message

Question 21

Name three kinds of supporting materials

Answer 21

Statistics, examples and testimony

Question 22

When using statistics in your speech you should do the following three things

Answer 22

Round off complicated statistics, use statistics sparingly, identify the source of your statistics

Question 23

To restate or summarize a sources ideas and one owns word is to

Answer 23

Paraphrase

Question 24

What kind of supporting material would you be using if you quoted yell physicist Daniel temple on the big bang theory

Answer 24

Expert testimony

Question 25

Blank organization involves putting a speech together in a particular way to achieve a particular result with a particular audience

Answer 25

Strategic

Question 26

The most effective order of the main points in a speech depend on your what three things

Answer 26

Topic, purpose and audience

Question 27

Words such as first next finally and above all are often used as Blake to indicate where a speaker is in the speech

Answer 27

Sign posts

Question 28

When preparing main points for a speech you should put how much time for each point?

Answer 28

Balance the amount of time devoted to each mainpoint

Question 29

If you were going to give an informative speech on the subject of troglodytes you’re probably include a blank in your introduction

Answer 29

Definition

Question 30

Even when you use interest arousing Lores in a speech introduction you should always what?

Answer 30

Relate the topic to your audience

Question 31

Excellent way to give your speech psychological unity is to conclude by blank

Answer 31

Referring to the attention getter/introduction

Question 32

A blank outline is a detailed outline developed during the process of preparing a speech

Answer 32

Preparation

Question 33

Words such as pause faster here and slow down our blank that help a speaker remember how they want to present key parts of their speech

Answer 33

Delivery cues

Question 34

Blank is a list of sources used in preparing a speech

Answer 34

Bibliography

Question 35

Denotative meaning is

Answer 35

Literal meaning or dictionary definition

Question 36

Blank meaning of a word is with the word suggest or implies

Answer 36

Connotative

Question 37

The more blank a word is the more ambiguous it will be

Answer 37

Abstract

Question 38

Changes in the speakers rate, pitch, volume, and pause is referred to as

Answer 38

Vocal variety

Question 39

Blank is the loan is or highness of the speakers voice

Answer 39

Pitch

Question 40

Blank is a variety of language distinguished by variations of accents, grammar, or vocabulary

Answer 40

Dialect

Question 41

When using a multimedia presentation you should blank

Answer 41

Be prepared to give your speech even if it fails, checked equipment had a time to make sure it’s working properly, give yourself extra time for the preparation and rehearsal

Question 42

Research has demonstrated that visual aids when used well can increase a speakers Blank

Answer 42

Clarity

Question 43

The primary aim of an informative speech is to blank

Answer 43

Convey knowledge or information

Question 44

When preparing an informative speech you should Avoid using

Answer 44

Abstractions

Question 45

If you were giving a speech to inform the audience about four major steps in building a treehouse way to organize your speech in a blank order

Answer 45

Sequential