SPCH 101 - Public Speaking » Fall 2022 » Quiz 4 on Chapter 9, 10

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Question #1
Which of the following is not a function of conclusion?
A.   summarize and close
B.   share a new and important piece of information
C.   end with a clincher
D.   present a final appeal
E.   prepare the audience for the end
Question #2
If you ask the audience to act in a certain way, you are
A.   presenting a final appeal.
B.   summarizing and closing.
C.   making an analogy.
D.   referring to personal interest.
Question #3
When comparing something your audience knows with something new and different, you are
A.   referring to personal interest.
B.   presenting a final appeal.
C.   summarizing and closing
D.   making an analogy.
Question #4
Your conclusion should take up how much of your total speaking time?
A.   20 – 25%
B.   1 – 5%
C.   15 – 20%
D.   10 – 15%
E.   10%
Question #5
Rhetorical questions are a good way to get the audience involved, because the answers are meant to be yelled out during the speech.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #6
Speakers need to select words that do not have negative connotations so that
A.   All of the answers are correct.
B.   they represent reality accurately
C.   they do not stereotype a group of people
D.   they do not offend the audience
E.   they maintain their credibility
Question #7
It is perfectly acceptable to use words like “mankind” since everyone understands that you are speaking of both men and women.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #8
Makena is writing a speech on conflict resolution. She decides to change one of her examples from “Bob and Jane” to “Alex and Sam.” This is an example of avoiding _____________.
A.   spotlighting
B.   heterosexist language
C.   powerless language
D.   man-linked terms
Question #9
The following is an example of a cliché:
A.   My books weigh a ton.
B.   The grass is always greener on the other side.
C.   You broke my heart when you left
D.   They went to that dessert platter like moths to a flame
Question #10
Kavi gives a speech persuading the audience to stop illegally downloading music. He concludes by saying, “Downloading music is wrong. Downloading music is stealing. And downloading music needs to stop today.” This is an example of using _____________.
A.   a metaphor
B.   antithesis
C.   parallel structure and language
D.   personalized language

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