5 Written Questions

1. Greek Scholar- oratory- Established the 5 Canons of Rhetoric
2. volume, pitch, speaking rate,and pauses work together
3. Be consistant-
   - Color has meaning; ex. Blue / Calm, Red / Exiiting
4. The ways in which people percieve reality
   (what you judge to be true and real)
5. 1) Signals that you are coming to an end
   2) Never introduce a new idea
   3) Summerize main points
   4) Challenge audience to respond
   5) End memorably or answer original question

5 Matching Questions

1. Similie
2. Speaking rate
3. Guidelines for an audio / video clip
4. Sematic triangle of meaning
5. Lay testimony

1. a Ogden & Richards-
   1) Symbol word for
   2) referent, or object the symbol represents
   3) Reference your experience w/ object
   Example - 1) Song 2) CD 3) Artist
2. b Firsthand findings, eyewitness accounts,or opinions from nonexperts such as eyewitnesses
3. c Figure of speech comparison using like or as
4. d Edit ahead of time-
   No longer than 11/2 minutes
5. e 120 words per minute- Ideal speed- pace yourself
   - can also shape meaning
   - Fast for exciting / Slow for Serious

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Pics / Text- Graph minimal amount of info
   Use to enhance- not as a focal point
   1. Language
   2. Handout Guidelines
   3. 4 types of delivery
   4. Props / Models
2. Shows progression of a progress
   1. Line Graph
   2. Flow Chart
   3. Pie Graph
   4. Anaphora
3. system of verbal or gestural symbols that a community uses to communicate = Sapir & Whorf
   1. Volume
   2. Language
   3. anecdote
   4. Line Graph
4. Repeating the 1st consonant at the beginning of each stressed syllable in a line of verse. Example. "Around the rock the ragged rascal ran."
   1. Lay testimony
   2. Aristotle
   3. Alliteration
   4. repetition
5. Show proportions
   1. Line Graph
   2. Pictogram
   3. Pie Graph
   4. Bar Graph

5 True/False Questions

1. brief examples → offer a single illustration of a point

   True        False

2. Proxemics → The use of space as a means of communication
   - Get away from podeium

   True        False

3. concise word choices → be to the point

   True        False

4. Eight by Eight Rule for slides → Pics / Text- Graph minimal amount of info
   Use to enhance- not as a focal point

   True        False

5. anecdote → A brief story of an interesting, humerous, or real life incedent that links back to the speakers theme

   True        False