Public Speaking Test Quiz 1

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Public Speaking Test Quiz 1

Ch. 10 Getting the audiences attention is a vital part of a good speech

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Ch. 9 The chief goal of speech organization is to assist your listeners in understanding and retaining your information.

Ch. 6 Fill in the blank Determine your general purpose; to inform, to persuade, or to _________

Ch.2 Ethics refers to fundamental questions of right and wrong in thought and behavior.

Ch. 6 Word your thesis statement in one sentence.

Ch.1 Fill in the blank Communication involves seven Key elements; The speaker, The message, The listenser, ______ , The channel, the environment, and noise.

Ch. 9 Each main point you develop needs to be connected by a what?

Ch. 1 What is Intrapersonal communication?

Ch. 11 Are the following all correct ways of formatting an outline

Ch.3 Stage fright is a condition you should try to totally eliminate.

Ch. 2 Both speakers and listeners need to be aware of What?

Ch. 5 Before a speech, a speaker should consider audience