Midterm Exam Review Flashcards

1
Q

What are four ways to come up with a speech topic idea?
(Know one of these)

A

Brainstorming, mind-mapping, word association, research.

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2
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When you’ve figured out a topic, stick with it.
True/False

A

True

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3
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What are three things to consider when selecting the best topic?
(Know all three)

A

Audience, assignment, your own knowledge and interests.

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4
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Definition: How you want your message to affect your audience.
(Know how to spell the term)

A

Rhetorical Purpose

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5
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What are the verbal aspects of delivery?
(Know three of them)

A

Volume, variety, articulation, pronunciation, standard English grammar, projection, pauses, rate.

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6
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What are the nonverbal aspects of delivery?
(Know three of them)

A

Eye contact, facial expression, gestures/movement, posture, appearance, proxemics.

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7
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Often times ____ you say something is just as important as ____ you say.

A

How, what

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8
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An _____ builds audience interest and establishes your credibility as a speaker.

A

Introduction

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9
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A _______ helps you sum up the message you developed in the body of your speech and leave a memorable impression in your audience members’ minds.

A

Conclusion

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10
Q

What are some ways to give an introduction?
(Know three of them)

A

Begin with a story; pose a question; close your eyes and imagines; build suspense; begin with a quote; have a striking last point; review the main points; end with an emotional message; end with humor.

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11
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What are some ways to conclude a speech?
(Know three ways)

A

End with a story; ask if anyone has questions; end with a story that finishes the intro story; end with a quote; have a striking last point; review the main points; end with an emotional message; end with humor

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12
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Definition: An individual’s level of fear/anxiety associated with real or anticipated communication with another person or people.
(Know the spelling of the term)

A

Communication Apprehension

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13
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Definition: When a person’s expectations of an event, and his/her subsequent behavior based on those expectations, make the event more likely to occur than would otherwise be true.
(Know the spelling)

A

Self-fulfilling Prophecy

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14
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What are five ways to overcome the fear of public speaking?

A

See classmates as your friend; be excited; practice; keep it simple; envision success.

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15
Q

The First Amendment allows for _________.

A

Freedom of Speech

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16
Q

_______ is a transaction in which speaker and listener simultaneously send, receive and interpret messages.

A

Communication

17
Q

______ is communication between speaker/audience. It is audience-centered. It emphasizes the spoken word. It is usually a prepared presentation.

A

Public Speaking

18
Q

What are the seven components of the communication process?
(Know the 7 and spelling of them)

A

Source; receiver; message; channel; feedback; situation; noise.

19
Q

What are the five classical canons of rhetoric?
(Know the five and spelling of them)

A

Invention; disposition/arrangement; style; memory; delivery.

20
Q

Definition: The way you are perceived by an audience.

A

Source Credibility

21
Q

The _______ is the “how to” speech.

A

Demonstration Speech

22
Q

Definition: The energy you expend in delivering your message. Be creative and exciting.

A

Dynamism

23
Q

Who were the two preacher that were known for their great speeches in the 1730’s and 40’s (Great Awakening)?
(Spell their first and last name correctly)

A

George Whitefield
Jonathan Edwards

24
Q

What are the two types of communication?
(Spell correctly)

A

Linear and transactional