Public speaking does not come easy to most people and therefore is taught in schools to help students overcome stage fright. After covering the basics on public speaking from the previous class you are now up to date with techniques to help improve your public speaking skills. Take the test and see how ready you are.
To persuade, act , & adjust your speaking style
To inform, make people laugh, & have fun
To inform, persuade, & entertain
None of the Above
Open-ended questions
Closed-ended questions
Nonverbal responses
None of the above
Any kind of topics
Topics that only you find interesting
Topics that matter to your listeners, as well as to yourself.
All of the above
Knowledge of both sources and the types of supporting material that speech makers typically use.
To write about Skills and hobbies in which you are expert
Talk about a subject with which you have had some personal experience.
None of the above
Delivering a speech with advance preparation
Delivering a speech without advance preparation
Writeing an informative speech
None of the above
Pitch
Personification
Pronunciation
All of the above
1.) Satisfaction 2.) Action 3.) Attention 4.) Need 5.) Visualization
1.) Need 2.) Visualization 3.) Action 4.) Satisfaction 5.)Attention
1.) Attention 2.) Need 3.)Satisfaction 4.)Visualiztion,5.)Action
None of the above
Speakers/author's authority,the logic used to support a claim,emotional or motivated appeals;vivid languages,emotional language
Emotional language,motivated appeals,sad stories
Important information,strategies,statistics
None of the above
Eye contact, facial expression,rhetorical question, movement, body language
Facial expression, physical appearance,posture,eye contact, hand movement, smile
Eye contact,gestures,movement, posture,facial expression, personal appearance
None of the above
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