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Speech - Chapter 1
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1. A symbol
A
stands for an idea.
B
involves dialogue.
C
D
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2. Rhetoric
A
can only be written.
B
involves only dialogue.
C
is the art or study of public speaking.
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3. Aristotle did not feel a speaker needed to have
A
ethical appeal.
B
intrapersonal appeal.
C
4. An example of intrapersonal communication is
A
a conversation with a friend.
B
a pep rally.
C
5. The communication process does not need
A
stereotyping.
B
a receiver.
C
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D
D
D
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6. Ethics involves one’s sense of
A
right and wrong.
B
black and white.
C
verbal and nonverbal communication.
D
interpersonal and intrapersonal communication.
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7. A sneer is an example of
A
written communication.
B
verbal communication.
C
D
labels every person in a group.
must be spoken.
emotional appeal.
logical appeal.
a group discussion.
thinking over the future.
decoding.
a message.
motivation.
nonverbal communication.
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8. A strong value foundation must come before polished speaking skills if you are to become a truly effective
speaker.
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9. A speaker should worry more about the speech than the audience’s attitudes.
____ 10. Good interpersonal communication is preceded by intrapersonal communication.
____ 11. A good speaker cannot avoid stereotyping people.
____ 12. A sender of messages need not worry about feedback.
____ 13. A properly motivated speaker should want to treat others fairly and to set a good example.
14. What are the four steps in the communication process?
15. How does a speaker build a strong “value structure foundation”?
16. Why is intrapersonal communication important to a speaker?
17. How should a speaker analyze the audience before preparing to speak?
18. Why are ethics important to good communication?
19. In a short essay, discuss the elements Aristotle defined for appealing to an audience. Be sure to explain why
each contributes to effective communication.