重庆大学
- In the sentence “The life of the Negro is still sadly crippled by the manacles of segregation”, “segregation” is a concrete word. （ ）
- Inflections can help you express your emotions. （ ）
- The speaker is encouraged to use the chalkboard in the classroom because it is handy. （ ）
- You could let an audience know your speech is ending both verbally and non-verbally. （ ）
- The audience tends to read through the slides if you put everything on PPT. （ ）
- Being audience-centered means you should be the center of attention from the audience. （ ）
- Mark Twain’s words “There are two types of speakers: those that are nervous and those that are liars” show that all speakers feel equally nervous on the stage. （ ）
- We usually draw a conclusion about facts based on an inductive reasoning. （ ）
- You need to avoid using your body as a visual aid because it will distract your audience. （ ）
- Audience analysis of gender can help a speaker understand the audience’s preference for the speech topic. （ ）
- Public speaking demands much more detailed planning and preparation than ordinary conversation. （ ）
- In public speaking, it is unavoidable to use slang and jargon. （ ）
- One of the problems in causal reasoning is to claim one event only has one cause. （ ）
- There is no need for an experienced speaker to establish credibility in speech. （ ）
- If your audience is not familiar with your subject, you should try to avoid using technical words in your informative speech. （ ）
- The preview of your speech should____ （ ）
- What are the 2 primary functions of a speech conclusion? （ ）
- In a speech contest, the Judging Criteria may include_____ （ ）
- What should you do when you deliver your speech with a manuscript? （ ）
- When selecting fonts, which of the following is recommended? （ ）
- By taking public speaking course, you could ____ （ ）
- Which of the organizational patterns below are suggested for the persuasive speech? （ ）
- To use stress in spoken English properly, you are advised to （ ）.
- What are the advantages of extemporaneous speaking? （ ）
- What are you advised to do when you practice your delivery? （ ）
- Which type of informative speech it is if you want to introduce political theories.（ ）
- Which type of informative speech it is if you want to introduce how to practice Taichi. （ ）
- A speech that educates and explains is called____ （ ）
- How can we make a strong deductive reasoning? （ ）
- Which word below is the most concrete one? （ ）
- You need to make sure that the fonts used in Powerpoint are clear, （ ）, consistent.
- What is an ideal number of segments in a pie chart? （ ）
- Which of the following fallacies means “what is popular is right”? （ ）
- In rhetoric, “Pathos” refers to____ （ ）
- In rhetoric, “Ethos” refers to____ （ ）
- What is the one of Relaxation and Serenity Skills introduced in the section Dealing with nerves and anxiety? （ ）
- What is the first demographic trait of the audience we need to consider? （ ）
- Which fallacy does the following example refer to?You visit a new country and the first person you meet in the airport is rude. You send a message to a friend back home that everyone in this new country is rude. （ ）
- Yang Wei’s （ ） on the high bar gave him the men's individual all-around gold medal in the 2008 Olympic Games.
- If you choose a white background for your aids, which color of words, should you avoid? （ ）
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A:be the last but one sentence of the introduction B:preview your main points in the same order you discuss them in you speech C:be one sentence long D:include wording that is parallel to the key wording of your main points in the body of your speech
A:reinforcing the audience’s understanding of, or commitment to, the central idea B:providing additional information to the speech C:establishing speaker credibility to the audience D:letting the audience know you are ending your speech
A:logic B:grammar C:body language D:speech development
A:You should sound natural. B:You should recite from your memory. C:You should maintain eye contacts. D:You should hold the draft in your hand.
A:Put titles and major headings in different fonts. B:Use the same fonts on all your slides. C:Don’t use more than two fonts on a single slide. D:Choose decorative fonts for certain points.
A:improve verbal and nonverbal communication skills B:become humorous in speaking C:feel less nervous when speaking D:think critically
A:Chronological order. B:Spatial order. C:Comparative advantages pattern. D:Problem-cause-solution.
A:record and listen to your own speech B:resort to a native speaker if possible C:articulate every word clearly and formally D:look up unfamiliar words to check their stress
A:Extemporaneous speakers will make more proper gestures. B:Extemporaneous speaking may encourage conversational style. C:Extemporaneous speakers feel freer to choose wording at the delivery. D:Extemporaneous speakers can use full manuscript during the delivery.
A:Focus the logical flow between the ideas. B:Use visual aids if you have any. C:Learn the speech word-for-word. D:Bear the time limit in your mind.
A:Speeches about Processes B:Speeches about Objects C:Speeches about Concepts D:Speeches about Events
A:Speeches about Concepts B:Speeches about Events C:Speeches about Objects D:Speeches about Processes
A:an informative speech B:a persuasive speech
A:Make sure the major premise is valid. B:Make sure the minor premise is valid. C:Make sure both premises are valid and related. D:Make sure both premises are presumed true.
A:Tropical fruit. B:Fruit. C:Apple. D:Food.
A:complex B:attractive. C:fresh D:legible
A:6 B:5 C:8 D:9
A:Bandwagon B:Either-Or C:Slippery Slope D:Red Herring
A:fallacy B:speaker’s reputation C:emotion D:logic
A:logic B:emotion C:speaker’s reputation D:fallacy
A:Stretch arms and legs. B:Sit down and take a deep breath. C:Open your arms cross your chest. D:Stand up straight and head up.
A:Cultural background. B:Religion. C:Gender. D:Age.
A:False Analogy B:Ad Hominem C:Hasty Generalization D:Either-Or
A:accomplishment B:victory C:success D:grade
A:Purple B:Yellow C:Red D:Black
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