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This activity contains 10 questions.
A speech on the history of the office of the U.S. Presidency would most likely follow which organizational pattern?
Cause and effect
Spatially
Chronological
Topical
Problem and solution
Topical organization refers to organization according to:
Practicality
Complexity
A speaker's personal preferences
Recency
Primacy
Kehea gives a speech in which she describes the Hawaiian island chain, beginning northernmost with Nii'hau and ending southernmost with the Big Island. Which organizational pattern has she used?
Spatial
Cause and effect
Problem and solution
Chronological
Topical
Sara gives a speech in which she tells of the number of automobile accidents that occur as a result of people talking on cell phones while driving. Which organizational pattern does this describe?
Topical
Chronological
Spatial
Problem and solution
Cause and effect
Tyler gives a speech in which he explains how exposing children to many different cultures can help prevent racism in America.
Spatial
Problem and solution
Chronological
Cause and effect
Topical
Josh gives a speech on companies who support child labor. He begins with a general statement and then gives specific examples of five companies. Which organizational strategy does this describe?
Primacy
Recency
Complexity
Specificity
"Soft" to "hard" evidence
Jessie and Todd both have speeches on free speech. Todd used personal examples and described thoroughly what he thought free speech was. Jessie used information from federal agencies to support her thoughts on free speech. Todd used what kind of evidence?
Secondary evidence
Specific evidence
Soft evidence
Hard evidence
Primary evidence
Josh says, "Now that I have given an overview of the problem of child labor, let's look at some companies who support the problem." This statement is a(n):
Verbal transition
Final summary
Nonverbal transition
Preview
Summary
What is a statement in the body of a speech that introduces and outlines ideas that will be developed as the speech progresses?
Nonverbal transitions
None of the above
Internal summaries
External signposts
Internal previews
How does your book suggest keeping listeners aware of signposts?
Use presentation aids
Organize signposts chronologically
Keep signposts controversial
Initiate signposts with inflection
All of the above
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