SPCH 101 - Public Speaking » Fall 2022 » Quiz 2 on Chapter 1, 11

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Question #1
An example of Physiological Noise would be
A.   a migraine headache.
B.   disagreement about the need for welfare.
C.   stress about an upcoming class re-union.
D.   a jet flying overhead.
Question #2
Presenting a speech with a generic or canned message shows mastery of the topic selection speaking competency. 
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #3
In his conclusion, the advanced speaker refers back to the thesis or big picture but does not need to provide a summary of his points.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #4
As a communicator, it is always possible to ensure that the message you wish to convey is interpreted as you intended.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #5
It is impossible to receive messages from other people at the same time we are sending messages.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #6
Melissa’s first presentation at college was a disaster. She did not prepare well in advance so her speech was poorly organized and lacked supporting materials. Now, each time she has to give a presentation she expects it will go poorly. This is likely due to
A.   pressure from her parents to get a good grade
B.   her frame of reference
C.   her unwillingness to get help
D.   the bad grade she got on her first speech
Question #7
The introduction, body and conclusion of a speech should all be carefully scripted before the speaker begins to practice. 
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #8
When preparing for your speech, you should ________________.
A.   make sure the first draft is a fully fleshed-out script
B.   speak and listen to yourself
C.   write it the way you would write a formal paper
D.   write the speech, then read it and revise over and over
Question #9
In the dominant culture in the U.S. it is considered rude not to look at the speaker. 
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #10
When preparing for a speech, you should always ___________________.
A.   go over the speech in your mind again and again
B.   memorize word-for-word what you plan to say
C.   picture yourself giving your speech while you practice out loud
D.   practice in front of a mirror

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