Oral Communication Exam 1 Prep
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- 1.Why Should We Study Public Speaking?
- 2.What are the 3 Main types of speeches and DEFINE them.
- 3.What is the Communication Process?
- 4.How does one ease speech anxiety?
- 5.How does one Analyze the Audience?
- 6.List all of the "Supporting Materials" a speech may contain.
- 7.Define a comparison
- 8.List the 4 steps of an Introduction.
- 9.List types of Visual Aids
- 10.List AND define the 5 stage of Listening.
- 11.How to overcome barriers for listening.
- 12.Define Ecoding
- A.
How to best receive a message from the speaker
- B.
How to best convey a message to the audience
- C.
Learning of the Information being presented
- 13.Define Decoding
- A.
Unveiling the hidden message of the speech
- B.
Figuring out the code to the Speaker
- C.
Attempt by receiver to determine the meaning of the message
- 14.Codes include spoken and written words, while codes are what your voice actually sounds like, and codes are things the audience can see while you're delivering your speech.
- 15.External Noise is
- A.
Inside the person
- B.
Outside the person
- 16.Internal Noise is
- A.
Inside the person
- B.
Outside the person
- 17.Situational Anxiety is when some people are okay to speak until they know they are graded.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 18.Trait Anxiety is deeper than situational and is harder to overcome
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.Topic Selection includes all of the following EXCEPT...
- A.
Extending what the audience knows
- B.
Being interesting to the audience
- C.
Communicating new information
- D.
Updating old information
- 20.Topic Research includes all the following EXCEPT...
- A.
Never rely on your own knowledge
- B.
Don't rely only on the internet
- C.
Use of books in unnecessary
- D.
Cite anything that is not common knowledge
- 21.When analyzing internet sources make sure1. Author is Expert2 .Info is objective (not biased)3. Info is accurate4. Info is current
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.Homogenous is defined as
- A.
Members of a group have very little in common.
- B.
Describing a member of a group who has a lot in common.
- C.
Members of a group are split between being common and uncommon.
- 23.Heterogenous is defined as
- A.
Members of a group have very little in common.
- B.
Members of a group are split between being common and uncommon.
- C.
Describing a member of a group who has a lot in common.
- 24.A is some sort of unsatisfied condition.When you have a deep seated principal that serves as a person guide this is a . A feeling of approval or disapproval of a person, group, idea, or event is .A is a mental acceptance that something is true even if it cant be proved.
- 25.Visual supports are anything you can . While supports are words you use to clarify, prove, and add interest to a speech.
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following are essential elements of communication? (Select all that apply)
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Sample QuestionWhich one of these is a form of verbal communication?
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