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Question #1
The term "ethos" means ------------------------.
A.   confidence
B.   character
C.   charisma
D.   intelligence
Question #2
Defamation is the study of moral conduct or of how people should act toward one another.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #3
The following characteristics make up positive "ethos."
A.   competence, dramatic ability, and charisma
B.   competence, candor, and good moral character
C.   competence, charisma, and candor
D.   competence, good moral character, and goodwill
Question #4
Which type of language can make listeners defensive?
A.   "You" language
B.   "I" language
C.   None are correct
D.   "We" language
Question #5
A speaker takes a variety of information puts it in his own words. He does not cite his sources in his speech. This is an example of
A.   incremental plagiarism
B.   patchwork plagiarism
C.   consequential plagiarism
D.   global plagiarism
Question #6
When Clyde gave a speech on how to tackle someone correctly in football, he addressed only the men in the audience. Consequently, he violated which of the following guidelines for ethical speech?
A.   use inclusive language
B.   promote diversity
C.   avoid hate speech
D.   raise social awareness
Question #7
Which of the following was discussed as an example of an unethical listening behavior in the textbook?
A.   not acknowledging the speaker’s question
B.   texting while someone is speaking
C.   passing notes
D.   All were listed as examples of unethical listening
Question #8
In public speaking, you must orally cite all of your information, even if it is general knowledge.
A.   True
B.   False
Question #9
Jose decides to give a speech on the importance of addressing the issue of homeless in the country. This is an example of:
A.   Raising social awareness
B.   Promoting diversity
C.   Avoiding hate speech
D.   Employing respectful free speech
Question #10
As an ethical speaker, you should avoid jargon.
A.   False
B.   True

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