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Cards In This Set
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One of the goals of an informative speech is to present information in a way to help the audience remember it.
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True
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A synonym of "hot" is "spicy".
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True
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A speaker who is describing the effects of World War II on the European economy is giving a process speech.
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False
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In an effective speech the speaker should not have to explain to the audience hw the infomration is relevant to them.
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False
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Using presentational aids will help your speech be more memorable
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True
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The method of informing that explains the meaning of something is called:
a. describption b. definition c. comparison d. narration e. contrast |
B. definition
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The primary goal of an informative speech is to:
a. entertain b. incite c. educate d. encourage e. aggravate |
C. educate
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According to the text, creativity comes from:
a. traits b. personality c. heredity d. timing e. hard work |
C. heredity
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Information that is new to an audience and piques curiosity is called:
a. creative b. thought proviking c. challenging d. intellectually stimulating e. mind blowing |
D. intellectually stimulating
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If you were giving a speec on how to make smoked salmon, you would be giving a(n)
a. persuasive speech b. process speech c. ceremonial speech d. expository speech e. creative speech |
B. process speech
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One way to make an argument in a persuasive speech is to support a claim by linking it to a comparable example.
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True
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Listeners are more likely to use the central route of processing when they feel that the information in a speech is important to them.
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True
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A person who is able to see the world through someone else's eyes has empathy
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True
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A speaker commits the straw man fallacy when he or she presents a generalization that is not supported with evidence.
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False
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The two types of reasoning are inductive reasoning and conductive reasoning.
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False
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