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Which of the following best describes the importance of audience analysis in public speaking?
Which of the following best describes the importance of audience analysis in public speaking?
- It allows the speaker to tailor their message to resonate with the audience's values and beliefs. (correct)
- It primarily helps the speaker overcome glossophobia.
- It is mostly relevant for ceremonial speeches, not informative ones.
- It ensures the speaker's appearance is appropriate for the venue.
A speaker incorporates both broad contextual details and specific focused examples in their speech. Which structural element is being utilized?
A speaker incorporates both broad contextual details and specific focused examples in their speech. Which structural element is being utilized?
- Delivery method
- Active listening strategy
- Macro/micro structure (correct)
- Ceremonial speech type
Which activity exemplifies brainstorming as it relates to speech preparation?
Which activity exemplifies brainstorming as it relates to speech preparation?
- Generating a list of potential speech topics and related ideas. (correct)
- Analyzing the audience's demographic data.
- Writing out the speech word-for-word in speaking notes.
- Practicing vocal expressions for emphasis.
A speaker adjusts their message and style based on the observable traits and feedback from the listeners. What characteristic of effective delivery does this demonstrate?
A speaker adjusts their message and style based on the observable traits and feedback from the listeners. What characteristic of effective delivery does this demonstrate?
Which action is the MOST clear example of incremental plagiarism?
Which action is the MOST clear example of incremental plagiarism?
A eulogy is delivered at a funeral. What type of speech is this?
A eulogy is delivered at a funeral. What type of speech is this?
What aspect of speech delivery is MOST enhanced by rehearsing a speech?
What aspect of speech delivery is MOST enhanced by rehearsing a speech?
Which of the following is LEAST likely to enhance audience comprehension during a speech?
Which of the following is LEAST likely to enhance audience comprehension during a speech?
During a speech, a listener is actively comparing the speaker’s claims with their own experiences and knowledge to decide whether to accept the message. Which type of listening is MOST evident?
During a speech, a listener is actively comparing the speaker’s claims with their own experiences and knowledge to decide whether to accept the message. Which type of listening is MOST evident?
How does demonstrating 'common ground' with an audience contribute to a speaker's credibility?
How does demonstrating 'common ground' with an audience contribute to a speaker's credibility?
Flashcards
Glossophobia
Glossophobia
The fear of public speaking.
Positive self-talk
Positive self-talk
Internal dialogue that is encouraging and uplifting.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism
Copying someone else's work and presenting it as your own.
Audience-centeredness
Audience-centeredness
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Macro/Micro structure
Macro/Micro structure
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Ceremonial Speech
Ceremonial Speech
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Audience retention
Audience retention
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Credibility
Credibility
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Ways to analyze the audience
Ways to analyze the audience
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How to convey trustworthiness
How to convey trustworthiness
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Study Notes
- The mid-term exam for 2024-2025 will be 45 minutes long.
- The exam includes 36 multiple-choice questions and 14 true/false questions.
- The exam covers Chapters 1-5, 11, and 15.
Chapter 1
- Focus on the process of public speaking.
- Know the different types of plagiarism.
- Study audience analysis techniques.
- Understand audience-centeredness.
- Learn about macro and micro structures in speech.
Chapter 2
- Glossophobia is the fear of public speaking.
- Explore positive self-talk strategies.
- Understand the impact of negative self-talk.
- Study various ways to phrase information.
Chapter 3
- Know how fast the brain processes information.
- Study the different types of listening.
- Familiarize yourself with different listening styles.
- Learn active listening strategies.
- Understand cognitive critiques.
Chapter 4
- Focus on subjects and topics for speeches.
- Understand brainstorming techniques.
- Study ways to analyze the audience.
- Learn about general and specific goals in speech.
Chapter 5
- Focus on how to enhance audience comprehension.
- Study audience retention strategies.
- Learn about credibility in speaking.
- Know how to convey trustworthiness.
- Understand the concept of common ground.
Chapter 11
- Study the characteristics of effective delivery.
- Focus on delivery mehods.
- Learn about the effective use of voice.
- Vocal expression should be understood.
- Know how to use of body during speaking.
- Study appearance in presentation.
- Understand the importance of rehearsals.
- Note the importance of speaking notes.
- Study presentational aids.
- Adaptation to audience(s) is key.
Chapter 15
- Ceremonial Speech Types, should be the focus.
- Understand the goals of ceremonial speeches.
- Learn the characteristics of ceremonial speeches.
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