Chapter Two: The Audience-centered Speechmaking Process
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- 1.Define: General Purpose-
- 2.Define: Specific Purpose-
- 3.Define: Invention-
- 4.Define: Dispostion-
- 5.Define: Central Idea-
- 6.Define: Main Idea-
- 7.Explain: What does this model represent and what does each part that makes up the model mean? The more in depth you go the better your chances of full credit increases!
- 8.Why do you put the audience in the middle in the Audience-Centered Speechmaking Model?
- 9.Why does everything have to be evaluated and considered with the audience in mind?
- 10.What are the three main divisions of a speech and what are their functions?
- 11.When one prepares for a speech, how would he or she go about to find excellent material?
- 12.What does, “If effort is organized, accomplishment follows” mean?
- 13.How would you rehearse for a speech?
- 14.How do you deliver a speech when introduced?
- 15.What is included in the body of a speech?
- A.
The main content of the speech
- B.
A attention-catching line
- C.
A summary of the key ideas
- D.
The Central idea
- E.
All of the above
- 16.What is included in the conclusion of a speech?
- A.
The general purpose
- B.
A summary of the key ideas
- C.
A desired audience response
- D.
An attention-catching line
- E.
All of the above
- 17.Early students of speech called the process of developing, organizing and arranging a speech coherently:
- A.
Main Idea
- B.
Transition
- C.
Central Idea
- D.
Disposition
- 18.When is the most important moment to consider your audience?
- A.
Select and narrowing your topic
- B.
Every step of the process
- C.
Delivering the speech
- D.
Rehearsing the speech
- E.
Organizing the speech
- 19.You should consider your audience for every single step of the speech making process.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 20.When selecting your topic, you should not concentrate on your own interests or experiences.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.The three general purposes of public speaking are to inform, to persuade, and to educate.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.Every well-prepared speech has three major divisions: the introduction, the body, and the conclusion.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.In his public speaking class, Kiyoshi tries to convince his classmates to purchase MP3 players rather than CD players. Kiyoshi's speech is an informative speech.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 24.Identify: When looking at the following outline, please label what parts represent the topic, general idea, specific purpose, and central idea. __________Kachina dolls __________To inform __________At the end of my speech, the audience will be able to describe the significance of kachina dolls to the Hopi people. __________Kachina dolls carved wooden figures used in Hopi ceremonies, are believed to represent spirits of the dead that will help produce a good harvest.
- 25.When looking at the following outline, please label what parts represent the topic, general idea, specific purpose, and central idea. __________All DVD recorders record high-quality sound and pictures, but this digital information is stored and retrieved differently, depending on whether the recorder uses DVR-R, DVD-RAM, or HDD format. ___________To inform __________DVD Recorders __________At the end of my speech, the audience will be able to distinguish between digital recorders using DVD-R, DVD-Ram, and HDD recording formats.
- 26.Growing Up Online: How have the needs of students changed in the 21st century?
- 27.Growing Up Online: What were the results of the one major study conducted by the Department of Justice on teen and online behavior?
- 28.Growing Up Online: What are some of the negative outcomes because of social networks?
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