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.   disagreement about the need for welfare.
B.   a jet flying overhead.
C.   stress about an upcoming class re-union.
D.   a migraine headache.
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.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #4
As a communicator, it is always possible to ensure that the message you wish to convey is interpreted as you intended.
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #5
It is impossible to receive messages from other people at the same time we are sending messages.
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
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.   her unwillingness to get help
B.   the bad grade she got on her first speech
C.   pressure from her parents to get a good grade
D.   her frame of reference
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.   speak and listen to yourself
B.   write the speech, then read it and revise over and over
C.   write it the way you would write a formal paper
D.   make sure the first draft is a fully fleshed-out script
Question #9
In the dominant culture in the U.S. it is considered rude not to look at the speaker. 
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #10
When preparing for a speech, you should always ___________________.
A.   go over the speech in your mind again and again
B.   practice in front of a mirror
C.   picture yourself giving your speech while you practice out loud
D.   memorize word-for-word what you plan to say

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