Public Speaking First Half Of Test Four Spinka

Front 1

True or False:
The burden of proof rests with the person who advocates change

Back 1

True

Front 2

Erica employys fear and Sympathy in her speech about second-hand smoke. What type of prooof is she using?

Back 2

Pathos

Front 3

The appoach to persuasion that appeals to an individual logic is...

Back 3

Logos

Front 4

The difference between reasoning from cause-effect is that signs assume only that one event follows or precedes another while causality assumes one event is the direct result of another. T or F

Back 4

True

Front 5

Logical fallacies in a speech affect its perceived

Back 5

Reliability

Front 6

In persuasion, your rhetorical strategies should be selected according to expected

Back 6

Audience response

Front 7

T or F
Facts cannot be disputed.

Back 7

False

Front 8

The easiest ways to persuade people is to show them that their values are wrong T or F

Back 8

False

Front 9

"All Americans are motivated by success. Bob Jenkins is an American Therefore he must be motivated by success" This is an example of...

Back 9

Deductive Reasoning

Front 10

Always save your strongest point until last so you can build up to it and end in the most impressive way possible. Tor F

Back 10

False

Front 11

An argument is considered to be sound when it has both...

Back 11

True evidence and valid reasoning

Front 12

Everyone agrees that the customeris always right is an example of the

Back 12

Bandwagoon Fallacy

Front 13

These speeches incorperate facts and values support

Back 13

Policy Speeches

Front 14

The statement- "The riptide grabbed me and pulled me under. The board bashed against my ribs, emptying my lungs.I could feel the sand and grit in the water rushing by me. I struggled to rise as the water dragged me down" is an example of...

Back 14

Imagery

Front 15

A process of advancing claims supported by good reasons and allowing others to test those claims and reasons or to offer counter arguments

Back 15

Argumentation

Front 16

when reasoning by analogy, you infer that what is true of one case will also be true in another case. T or F

Back 16

True

Front 17

Applying general truth to specific situations is called "introduction" T or F

Back 17

False

Front 18

"Birth control is immoral" is a claim of

Back 18

Value

Front 19

The use of Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees to sell a particular brand of sports product might reflect the fallacy of appeal to..

Back 19

Authority

Front 20

_____ as explained by Aristotle is a persuasive strategy which uses cultural story lines as a means of helping audiences identify and agree with the speakers argument

Back 20

Mythos

Front 21

Launguage that evokes sensory responses in the imagination

Back 21

Imagery

Front 22

A statement that judges whether something is right or wrong.

Back 22

Claim of Value

Front 23

A fallacy linked between causal reasoning

Back 23

Sequential Fallacy

Front 24

Simple language is not simplistic T or F

Back 24

True

Front 25

When is it advantageous to use a two sided (cited and refute opposing views) argument?

Back 25

?I dk look it up?

Front 26

Carol has a friend who likes University X. On a visit to campus she meets forty students, all but one of whom likes the University- and that one simply doesn't like school. She concludes that university X is a good school. This is...

Back 26

Induction

Front 27

Which of the following is a question of policy?***

Back 27

Should alcohol use on campus be controlled

Front 28

"Last summer I recieved poor service on Podonk Airlines. This summer my mother was bumped of a flight. This airlines has terrible service" Which Fallacy of reasoning occurs in this example?

Back 28

Hasty Generalization

Front 29

If someone were to change a politician's opposition to an important law was due to the political action committee money he had recieved, they would be employing the Fallacy of...

Back 29

Name Calling