Midterm Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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Is the audience on your side?

A

Yes

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2
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“Nothing is more powerful than that of the human____.”

A

Voice

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3
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Who is the man that talked about humor in your voice?

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Will Rogers

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4
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What are the 4 techniques to successful humor/comedy in a Speech?

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  • Buildup
  • Suprise
  • Incongruity
  • Hyperbole
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5
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“Laughter and learning are______.”

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Insepeabale

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6
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What are the 3 external variables one cannot control?

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  • Location
  • Occasion
  • Size of Audience
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7
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What are the 4 internal variables one cannot control?

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  • Age
  • Social Status
  • Culture
  • Gender
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8
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Why should Christians have good speaking skills?

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  • Theological truths which need to be communicated to others

* You need to know your material and your audience

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9
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What were Aristotle’s 3 elements in a speech?

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  • Speaker
  • Topic
  • Address
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10
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“He is a good speaker who can turn______.”

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An ear into an eye.

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11
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Which group is more difficult to speak to?

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A larger group because it’s less personal

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12
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What were Demonthenes of Athens physical barriers?

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  • Speech
  • Vocalization was quiet
  • Lost energy quickly
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13
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Who said, “Oratory is a skill that can turn a commoner into a king?”

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Winston Churchill

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14
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what 2 things can you show the audience

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that you have made mistakes and that you will make them

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15
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What did Abe Lincoln and Demosthenes have in common?

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Both studied oratory

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16
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“There is nothing that unifies an audience more than____??”

A

Laughter

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17
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What is the most important element in public speaking?

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Action

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18
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“Of the 3 elements in speechmaking, speaker, subject, and persons addressed - it is the last one, the hearer, that determined the speech’s end and object.”

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Aristotle

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“The goal of audience analysis is to use this understanding of your listeners to adjust to them and thereby maximize your potential for reaching them with your message.”

20
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What are the following musical terms associated with speaking?

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  • Pitch
  • Tone
  • Rate of Speech
  • Phrasing
21
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Does your appearance matter?

A

Yes! Before you speak, people are watching and listening

22
Q

“The more committed you are to a subject,______.”

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the better you will do.”

23
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Types Of Non-Mediated Communication

A
  • Dyadic - only 1 other person
  • Small Group - 3-20 people
  • Public Address - more than 20
24
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What is the nature of communication?

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  • Source encodes his meaning in a signal
  • The signal is transmitted to a receiver
  • The receiver decodes it and attributes meaning
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What was the major theme of Queen Elizabeths speech?
She presented her weakness
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What are the basic musical components of speaking?
* Pitch * Tone * Rate Of Speaking * Phrasing
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What are the 6 steps to becoming a great speaker?
``` 1 - Face your fear 2 - Practice 3 - Cross train 4 - Memorize 5 - Accept failure 6 - Be persistent ```
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How do I use humor in a speech?
Reflect your audience and remember, humor is not universal!
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Understand the importance of meetings
Exchange ideas and discuss objectives
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What are the aspects of point development?
* The audience * Related closeness to your points * Does it support your thesis? * Is it too general? * Is it too specific?
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What is the history of speech preparation?
* Read * Illustrate * File * Repeat
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Understand the basic components of speaking.
* The topic * The purpose * The body * Organization of points * Background prep * Preparation * The flow * The look
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Understand the following terms...
* pitch * tone * inflection * silence * pace * theming * anaphora * metaphor * allusion * poetry
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Be familiar with point development in speech making. (No specific order)
* Most important 1st * Most important last * Chronological order * Logical order
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What are 3 signs of public speaking nerves?
1. Weak at the knees 2. Sweaty Palms 3. Shortness of Breath
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What are 4 tips for great speech presenting?
1. Captivate audience with short stories 2. Practice with the technology 3. Find what works best for you 4. Make sure images convey what you want the audience to understand
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What are the 3 elements in Speech making?
1. Speaker 2. Subject 3. Audience
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Humor you utilize during a speech should reflect?
Your Personality
39
The art of using words, gestures, and presentation to convey an idea in an effective way is called....
Oratory
40
What proves to be effective when giving a speech?
Personal Connection
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What is the goal of audience analysis?
Use this understanding of your listeners to adjust to them
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"Nothing draws men more quickly to any center than the hope of______
hearing important subjects wisely discussed with fervor of manhood"
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The repetition of a word or words at the beginning of two or more successive verses, clauses, or sentences is called_____
Anaphora
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Which is NOT a question for point development discussed in class?
Are my points understandable?
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What is the most important question in the history of speech preparation?
Who is my audience?
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What is the basic Speech Model?
I. Intro, Transition II. Body III. Conclusion