Effective Speaking Chapter 6 Lhs

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1.

A _____ is a plan designed to achieve a particular goal.
- A.
  
  Strategy
- B.
  
  Roadmap
- C.
  
  Claim
- D.
  
  Procedure
2.

If Nick wants to write a speech about the steps in stringing a guitar, he should use the _____ strategy.
- A.
  
  Comparative
- B.
  
  Chronological
- C.
  
  Spatial
- D.
  
  topical
3.

Scout is writing an informative speech on the types of scholarships available on campus. He should use the _____ strategy.
- A.
  
  Topical
- B.
  
  Chronological
- C.
  
  Refutative
- D.
  
  Spatial
4.

If Carlette wants to describe the layers of the skin to the audience, she should use the _____ strategy.
- A.
  
  Chronological
- B.
  
  Spatial
- C.
  
  Causal
- D.
  
  Refutation
5.

The _____ strategy is based on ordering from least to most, easy to difficult, or neutral to intense.
- A.
  
  Causal
- B.
  
  Chronological
- C.
  
  Order of intensity
- D.
  
  Comparative
6.

A speech focusing on how hurricanes are formed and the effect they have on the landscape would use the _____ strategy.
- A.
  
  Chronological
- B.
  
  Spatial
- C.
  
  Causal
- D.
  
  Comparative
7.

Mirela wants to show her audience how bad the problem of identity theft is and show how following simple steps to protect your identity can prevent it from happening to you. She should use the _____ strategy.
- A.
  
  Monroe’s motivated sequence
- B.
  
  Problem‐solution
- C.
  
  Refutation
- D.
  
  Causal
8.

A speech on the problems with education funding in the state and the steps that need to be taken to lessen them would follow the _____ strategy.
- A.
  
  Causal
- B.
  
  Refutation
- C.
  
  Problem‐solution
- D.
  
  Comparative advantages
9.

What is the first step in the refutation strategy?
- A.
  
  Present the argument and evidence for your point of view
- B.
  
  Present the opposing point of view
- C.
  
  Show the negative outcomes of the opposing point of view
- D.
  
  Show how your point of view is more desirable than the opposing side