Speech Exam

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Formal Outline

Back 1

Contains proper headings, punctuation, and complete sentences.

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Key-Word Outline

Back 2

Basic ideas & key phrases; used as a presentation cue.

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Ethos

Back 3

The voice of the speaker.

Front 4

What are the 8 parts of the Self-Awareness Inventory?

Back 4

Cultural background, childhood environment, person who influenced you, unusual experiences, activities, work, purpose, and value.

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Speech-Making "Do"s

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-make eye contact

-speak clearly

-move naturally

-dress for success

-relax

-practice

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Speech-Making "Don't"s

Back 6

-wear dark glasses or hats

-chew gum

-cling to the lectern or pace

-put your hands in your pocket

-say "um"

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What are the six stages of listening?

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1. Discrimination

2. Comprehension

3. Empathize

4. Appreciate

5. Analyze

6. Construct (seek value)

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What are some barriers of listening?

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Noise, distractions, content issues, presentation issues, trigger words, attitudes, bad habits.

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How do you listen critically?

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You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

Front 10

How do you listen critically?

Back 10

You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

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Rhetoric

Back 11

The art of public speaking.

Front 12

How do you listen critically?

Back 12

You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

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Rhetoric

Back 13

The art of public speaking.

Front 14

Ethos

Back 14

Appeal to ethics

Front 15

How do you listen critically?

Back 15

You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

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Rhetoric

Back 16

The art of public speaking.

Front 17

Ethos

Back 17

Appeal to ethics

Front 18

Pathos

Back 18

Appeal to emotions

Front 19

How do you listen critically?

Back 19

You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

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Rhetoric

Back 20

The art of public speaking.

Front 21

Ethos

Back 21

Appeal to ethics

Front 22

Pathos

Back 22

Appeal to emotions

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Logos

Back 23

Appeal to the mind

Front 24

How do you listen critically?

Back 24

You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

Front 25

Rhetoric

Back 25

The art of public speaking.

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Ethos

Back 26

Appeal to ethics

Front 27

Pathos

Back 27

Appeal to emotions

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Logos

Back 28

Appeal to the mind

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Mythos

Back 29

Appeal to traditions.

Front 30

How do you listen critically?

Back 30

You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

Front 31

Rhetoric

Back 31

The art of public speaking.

Front 32

Ethos

Back 32

Appeal to ethics

Front 33

Pathos

Back 33

Appeal to emotions

Front 34

Logos

Back 34

Appeal to the mind

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Mythos

Back 35

Appeal to traditions.

Front 36

The Rhetorical Situation

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Speaker+Audience+Text= Message

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How do you listen critically?

Back 37

You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

Front 38

Rhetoric

Back 38

The art of public speaking.

Front 39

Ethos

Back 39

Appeal to ethics

Front 40

Pathos

Back 40

Appeal to emotions

Front 41

Logos

Back 41

Appeal to the mind

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Mythos

Back 42

Appeal to traditions.

Front 43

The Rhetorical Situation

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Speaker+Audience+Text= Message

Front 44

Transactional Speaking

Back 44

The speaker gives something (ideas, emotions, etc.) to the audience.

Front 45

How do you listen critically?

Back 45

You must analyze & evaluate.

-gather evidence

-are the sources credible?

-language use

-rhetoric strategies

Front 46

Rhetoric

Back 46

The art of public speaking.

Front 47

Ethos

Back 47

Appeal to ethics

Front 48

Pathos

Back 48

Appeal to emotions

Front 49

Logos

Back 49

Appeal to the mind

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Mythos

Back 50

Appeal to traditions.

Front 51

The Rhetorical Situation

Back 51

Speaker+Audience+Text= Message

Front 52

Transactional Speaking

Back 52

The speaker gives something (ideas, emotions, etc.) to the audience.

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Transformal Speaking

Back 53

The speaker and audience change.

Front 54

What are the three types of speaking anxiety?

Back 54

Anticipatory (before the speech); presentation (during the speech); and sensitivity (caused by anxiety disorders).

Front 55

Tips for relieving stress:

Back 55

Cognitive restructuring,

Selective relaxation

Breathing techniques

Practice

Visualization

Communication orientation