5 Written Questions

1. Both establish relationships with the audience
   Both require truthful communication and credibility
   Both have the same components
   Both require evidence and support
2. Maintaining eye contact with the audience members will allow you to maintain their attention, as well as enhance your credibility and relational connection
3. location
4. Speeches that "take something small and unpack it"
5. Delivering a speech without the use of a manuscript or any notes whatsoever.

5 Matching Questions

1. Three categories of informative speeches.
2. Thesis statement for a public presentation
3. Comparisons and Contrasts
4. Personal Appearance
5. Vocalics

1. a Reflects who you are and how you want people to perceive you and your relationship with them
2. b A speaker's voices is a key component in the development of a conversational and relational style of delivery, which is accomplished in part through variation of pitch, rate, pauses, and volume
3. c comparing likenesses and contrasting differences in information, subjects, people, places, etc.
4. d Declarative statement; single idea of a presentation
5. e Speeches of Definition and Description
   Expository speeches
   Process and "How-to" speeches

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Logical appeals
   1. Artistic proofs of Ethos
   2. Statistics
   3. Artistic proofs of Logos
   4. Audience beliefs
2. In the most effective speeches, the speaker conflicts with the audience in a relational way.
   1. Speeches of Definition and Description
   2. Strive to make your presentation conversational
   3. Specific purpose for a public presentation
   4. Facial Expression and Body Position
3. Emotional appeals
   1. Artistic proofs of Ethos
   2. Facts and Opinions
   3. Artistic proofs of Logos
   4. Artistic proofs of Pathos
4. Involves being energetic and enthusiastic.
   1. Statistics
   2. dynamism
   3. Examples
   4. Definitions
5. - Know your Topic.
   -Know your Audience.
   -Know Yourself.
   -Know your Speech.
   -Focus on your Message, not yourself.
   -Recognize your value and uniqueness.
   1. Offer advice on how to manage communication apprehension.
   2. Strive to make your presentation conversational
   3. general purpose for a public presentation
   4. Specific purpose for a public presentation

5 True/False Questions

1. importance of transitions. → they allow you to give the audience a preview of what you are going to talk about next.

   True        False

2. Speeches to Actuate-persuasive → Reinforce existing thinking,
   Change existing thinking,
   Create new ways of thinking.

   True        False

3. six organizational patterns for a speech. → location

   True        False

4. Informative Speeches → Speeches to Convince
   Speeches to Actuate- Reinforce existing behavior, Alter existing behavior, Cease existing behavior, Enact new behavior, and Avoid future behavior.

   True        False

5. Audience beliefs → what you hold to be true or false, are formed like attitudes through your direct experience, as well as through media, personal and social relationships, and cultural views of the world.

   True        False