Integrating Support MCQs

Integrating Support MCQs

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1: Statement used to clarify the meaning of words and concepts is known as summary

A.   True

B.   False

2: Descriptions are the words that evoke fresh imagery or ______ response

A.   Visual

B.   Sensory

C.   Physical

D.   Psychological

3: Testimony provided by sources recognized as authorities on the topic is known as

A.   Peer Testimony

B.   Expert Testimony

C.   Lay Testimony

D.   None of the above

4: Clarifying words are called Explanations

A.   True

B.   False

5: An analogy comparing two things that are distinctively ______ is known as Figurative Analogy

A.   Similar

B.   Dissimilar

C.   Comparative

D.   None of the above

6: "Examples that have not actually occurred but might" are called

A.   Brief examples

B.   Extended examples

C.   Hypothetical examples

D.   None of the above

7: The opinions of ordinary people is

A.   Expert Testimony

B.   Lay Testimony

C.   Peer Testimony

D.   Both B and C

8: An analogy comparing two things from similar classes is known as Figurative Analogy

A.   True

B.   False

9: An extended example or illustration; a story describing what people are doing and why is known as

A.   Idea

B.   Thought

C.   Narrative

D.   Both A and B

10: Testimony provided by lay or ordinary people who possess firsthand experience on a subject is known as

A.   Peer Testimony

B.   Expert Testimony

C.   Lay Testimony

D.   All of above

11: Numbers summarizing a group of observations is known as statistics

A.   Calculations

B.   Observations

C.   Hypothesis

D.   Results

12: The use of opinions of others to support positions the speaker is taking or to reinforce claims the speaker is making is called Testimony

A.   True

B.   False

13: Range, mean, median, and mode are all examples of ______.

A.   Statistics

B.   Analogies

C.   Figures

D.   Definitions

14: Hypothetical examples are examples of things that ______.

A.   Are likely to occur

B.   The audience has experienced

C.   Are unlikely to occur

D.   Have not actually occurred

15: In a speech with technical words, or words with two or more meanings, it is the speaker’s responsibility to ______.

A.   Provide enough context that the audience can determine the speaker’s meaning

B.   Say each word more than once to the audience

C.   Provide definitions

D.   Eliminate most of the technical words

16: Explanations and descriptions should clarify and illuminate your speech topic for the audience.

A.   True

B.   False

17: ______ are especially useful when your audience members are unfamiliar with the way you are using key terms.

A.   Analogies

B.   Definitions

C.   Narratives

D.   Metaphors

18: An analogy has the same meaning as definition.

A.   True

B.   False

19: A figurative analogy ______.

A.   Explains how things are related

B.   Chronicles the development of fictional characters

C.   Refers to metaphors that include numbers

D.   Compares two things that have little in common

20: A speaker should not tell the audience when an example is hypothetical because this will lessen their credibility.

A.   True

B.   False

21: Any examples you use in your speech should serve to reinforce, clarify, and personalize your ideas and relate directly to your listeners.

A.   True

B.   False

22: An audience is likely to accept literal analogies if the things being compared are similar.

A.   True

B.   False