Speech - Chapter 12 Review
To all the English students out there this quiz is for you. It is designed especially for chapter 12 Review, which is basically on the speech part of the English language. English being a global language, this quiz comes in handy. Enjoy.
- 1.What is articulation?
- A.
The speed at which we speak
- B.
Placing the emphasis on the correct syllable
- C.
The distinctness with which we say a word's syllable
- D.
The loudness or softness of your voice; volume
- 2.What is a power source?
- A.
The highs and lows of your voice; think musicality
- B.
Energy that makes things go
- C.
The energy with which you deliver the message in your voice
- D.
Your posture
- 3.What is poise?
- A.
Your overall presence in a speech
- B.
Your posture
- C.
The space between you and your audience
- D.
Being sure that your sentences and ideas do not run together
- 4.What is stance?
- A.
The space between you and your audience
- B.
Your posture
- C.
The speed at which we speak
- D.
Energy that makes things go
- 5.What is projection?
- A.
The highs and lows of your voice; think musicality
- B.
The distinctness with which we say a word's syllables
- C.
The energy with which you deliver the message in your voice
- D.
The loudness or softness of your voice; volume
- 6.What is clarity?
- A.
The distinctness with which we say a word's syllables
- B.
The highs and lows of your voice; think musicality
- C.
Being sure that your sentences and ideas do not run together
- D.
The speed at which we speak
- 7.What is pitch?
- A.
The speed at which we speak
- B.
The highs and lows of your voice; think musicality
- C.
The energy that makes things go
- D.
Your overall presence in a speech
- 8.What is rate?
- A.
The space between you and your audience
- B.
The distinctness with which we say a word's syllables
- C.
The loudness or softness of your voice; volume
- D.
The speed at which we speak
- 9.What is expression?
- A.
The energy with which you deliver the message in your voice
- B.
The distinctness with which we say a word's syllables
- C.
Placing the emphasis on the correct syllable
- D.
Your overall presence in a speech
- 10.What is proxemics?
- A.
The energy that makes things go
- B.
Being sure you sentences and ideas do not run together
- C.
The space between you and your audience
- D.
Your posture
- 11.The __________ delivery method is done without a speech in front of you nor with any notes.
- 12.Make eye contact with __________, not __________.
- 13.Your nonverbal communication does not deliver your words, but it does deliver your __________.
- 14.You speak in a __________ when you deliver all of your words methodically at almost the same rate and pitch.
- 15.We need __________ to produce sound.
- 16.The __________ delivery method uses a speech written down word for word.
- 17.In __________ speaking, you will be given a limited amount of time to develop a speech to be delivered at that time.
- 18.In __________ speaking, you use notes, usually in the form of an outline. This is also the type of delivery method that will be used most in this class.
- 19.The teeth, the lips, and the tongue are your __________.
- 20.When moving in a speech, it is best to wander and pace with no purpose.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.When using gestures, they should be limited to within the "gesture zone," in front of your torso.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.Briefly list/explain how the air travels through our bodies to produce sound.
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