OCC

Question 1

States the procedures must be utilized to begin and keep up with a discussion.

Answer 1

Communication strategies

Question 2

Two major aspects of communication strategies

Answer 2

Knowing & applying

Question 3

A com strat that establishes or opens a topic

Answer 3

Nomination

Question 4

A com strat that refers to any limitation that you are going to have as a speaker.

Answer 4

Restriction

Question 5

A process in which a participant stops speaking and yields the floor to another participant so he or she could begin to speak.
process in which a participant stops speaking and yields the floor to another participant so he or she could begin to speak.

Answer 5

Turn taking

Question 6

suggests that a speaker must not stop until s/he fulfills his/her purpose in a conversation.

Answer 6

Keep-turn

Question 7

suggests that a speaker is finished talking and is ready to yield the floor to another person to take his or her turn.

Answer 7

Release-turn

Question 8

suggests that another participant can take the role of the speaker.

Answer 8

Take-turn

Question 9

A com strat that refers to how procedural familiarity influences the advancement of a point in discussions.

Answer 9

Topic control

Question 10

A com strat that involves moving from one topic to another

Answer 10

Topic shifting

Question 11

A com strat that refers to how the speakers resolve the problems and issues involved in speaking and listening which could happen in a discussion or conversation.

Answer 11

Repair

Question 12

A com strat that ends a topic

Answer 12

Termination

Question 13

communication strategies used to fix violations in various communication situations.

Answer 13

Repair and termination

Question 14

Refers to the formality or informality of the language used

Answer 14

Language form

Question 15

Is defined as the length of time that communication lasts.

Answer 15

Duration of Interaction

Question 16

Refers to the roles and responsibilities of the speaker which will depend on the purpose and context of communication.

Answer 16

Role and Responsibilities of a Speaker

Question 17

Refers to the speech style used by the speaker suited to his/her relationship to the person with whom he/she is communicating.

Answer 17

Relationship of Speaker

Question 18

Involves the content of the message.

Answer 18

Message

Question 19

Refers to the manner involving verbal and nonverbal cues made by the speaker.

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Delivery

Question 20

A process that involves conducting an audience analysis, selecting a speech pattern, preparing an outline, creating the body of the speech, preparing the introduction and conclusion, editing, and revising.

Answer 20

Speech writing

Question 21

Speech writing follows a process called..

Answer 21

Recursive

Question 22

Is looking at the general characteristics of your target audience.

Answer 22

Audience profiling analysis

Question 23

Is the length of time it will take a speaker to deliver the speech

Answer 23

Duration

Question 24

ideas and information should appear in a logical sequence.

Answer 24

Logical organization

Question 25

This writing pattern presents descriptions of an individual’s life, famous or not.

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Biographical

Question 26

Presents related categories supporting the topic. Eliminates irrelevant ideas about something.

Answer 26

Categorical

Question 27

Presents cause-effects relationships.

Answer 27

Cuasal

Question 28

Presents information in a time order

Answer 28

Chronological

Question 29

Presents similarities and differences between two or more things

Answer 29

Comparison/context

Question 30

Presents an identified problem, its causes, and recommended solutions.

Answer 30

Problem-solution

Question 31

the speaker should carefully use the correct word in writing the speech.

Answer 31

Word choice

Question 32

Everything should be relevant enough to connect to the thesis statement.

Answer 32

Edit for Focus (Main Idea):

Question 33

Your speech must be interesting and capture interest.

Answer 33

Edit for Clarity (Supporting Details)

Question 34

It is better to have a short but meaningful speech than a long and confusing one.

Answer 34

Edit for Precision

Question 35

signal words/ phrases that win help your listeners follow through your discussion

Answer 35

Edit for Continuity

Question 36

add humor to your statements, engage the audience with a rhetorical question.

Answer 36

Edit for Variety

Question 37

create vivid images that appeal to the senses, memorable lines.

Answer 37

Edit for Impact and Beauty

Question 38

It refers to how the speaker controls his/her voice and the rhythm employed in uttering the words of the speech.

Answer 38

Modulation

Question 39

This refers to properly and appropriately pronouncing the words, phrases, and sentences in a speech.

Answer 39

Articulation

Question 40

This refers to the ability of the speaker to acquire and keep the audience’s attention through his or her presentation style.

Answer 40

Stage Presence

Question 41

It forms the basis of a close and harmonious relationship between or among people–in public speaking, a connection between a speaker who is trying to get a message across and his/her audience who are most likely trusting the speaker’s perspective due to comprehensibility and appreciation.

Answer 41

Rapport with the audience