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This activity contains 10 questions.
To _______________ is to teach an audience new information, ideas, concepts, principles, or processes.
Motivate
Inform
Persuade
Coerce
Entertain
If a listener accurately interprets your intended meaning of a message, you have fulfilled which goal of informative speaking?
All of the above
Speaking to maintain interest
None of the above
Speaking to enhance understanding
Speaking to be remembered
Natalie gives a speech on how to invest in the stock market. This is what type of informative speech?
Speech about a procedure
Speech about an idea
None of the above
Speech about an object
Speech about an event
Joel is giving a speech on Islam. What type of organizational pattern should he use?
Procedural
Spatial
Complexity
Any of the above
Chronological
When someone speaks with clarity, you would expect which of the following?
Frequently summarize key ideas
Provide a handout prior to your talk with the major points outlined
Don't present too much information too quickly
All of the above
Preview your main ideas in the introduction
Asking the audience questions is an aspect of which adult-learning principle?
Adult learners like to be given information they can use immediately
Adult learners are problem-oriented learners
Adult learners like to know how information is relevant to their lives
Adult learners like to be actively involved in their own learning
Adult learners connect their life experiences with the new information that they learn
Josh gave a speech on surfing, and showed a video of a surfing competition and told his listeners where they can learn to surf. Which strategy to enhance audience understanding did Josh use?
Definition by example
Use effective visual reinforcement
Use principles and techniques of adult learning
All of the above
Clarify complex processes
Pausing and gesturing are strategies that speakers use to:
Reinforce key ideas nonverbally
Pace information flow
Reinforce key ideas verbally
Bore their audience members
Build in redundancy
Which is NOT a technique of a speaker to make her/his speech more interesting to the audience?
Present information relevant to listeners
None of the above
Tell a story
Motivate the audience to listen
Incorporate more volume
In an informative speech about Hawaii, Tyler described for his audience the
warm sand beneath his feet
, the
roar of the Pacific Ocean
, and the
pungent smell of hibiscus flowers
. What was Tyler attempting to do?
Use vivid language
Appeal to his listeners' senses of touch, hearing, and smell
Use word pictures
All of the above
Help his listeners form a mental image
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