COMS 101 Quiz 2 Liberty University | Complete Solution

COMS 101 Quiz 2 Liberty University | Complete Solution

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Question 1

According to the text, one of the ways to control public speaking tension is to:

Question 2

Which of the following is a literal analogy?

Question 3

As a speaker, you need to make sure that your general purpose, for example, “to inform,” does not overlap with a different general purpose, “to persuade.”

Question 4

"To entertain" is an example of a general purpose statement.

Question 5

Which of the following was not listed as suggestions related to “develop the language of the speech with care”?

Question 6

You will seldom, if ever, need to construct a full-sentence outline.

Question 7

One good way to control speech tension is to visualize your success.

Question 8

You begin to organize your speech by:

Question 9

Using your own experience for support in a speech is NOT acceptable.

Question 10

Once you select a topic and remember that ethical behavior is required through the process, the third step in preparing your speech is:

Question 11

The key difference between informative speaking and persuasive speaking is:

Question 12

The notion of avoiding information overload refers to which goal of informative speaking?

Question 13

Speeches of explanation often involve a “how’ or a “how to” approach.

Question 14

Which goal is not part of the primary aims of informative speaking?

Question 15

______________ ambiguity is a speaker’s planned effort to be vague, sketchy, and considerably abstract.

Question 16

From the list of statements below which is best suited as a specific purpose for an informative speech of demonstration?

Question 17

The key to informative speaking is supporting material.

Question 18

The difference between a "how" speech and a "how to" speech is that a "how to" speech focuses primarily on application, and a "how" speech focuses on:

Question 19

Which of the following is the definition of a speech of description?

Question 20

The difference between a "how" speech and a "how to" speech is that a "how to" speech focuses primarily on application, and a "how" speech focuses on understanding.

Question 21

In the habit of justice, we look for information to confirm or contradict a point of view.

Question 22

Drawing conclusions based on the connections between statements that serve as premises is the basis for:

Question 23

A speaker who has proposed that the federal government should protect human life in the womb is arguing:

Question 24

Perceived competence, concern for audience, dynamism, and ethics are aspects of which of the following appeals?

Question 25

In all cases of inductive reasoning, you can never be sure that your conclusions are absolutely accurate.

Question 26

A truncated form of the syllogism, where the entire argument may not be explicitly stated is called the :

Question 27

The two overall persuasive goals are:

Question 28

Your audience may wonder whether you have the background to speak on a topic, whether you communicate confidence and control of your subject matter, and whether your message has any value. Your audience is reflecting on what dimension of speaker credibility?

Question 29

Motivating listeners to action is usually the hardest goal for a persuasive speaker to achieve.

Question 30

Which is not a step in the motivated sequence?