Speak to Inform MCQs
Speak to Inform MCQs
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1: Something that is vague; language that is neither concrete nor specific is known as Abstraction
A. True
B. False
2: The language that is free of jargon is known as
A. Abstraction
B. Concrete
C. Specific
D. Typological
3: An event speech is also known as
A. Information speech
B. Person speech
C. Object speech
D. Process speech
4: Being given too much information to process or handle is known as information under load
A. True
B. False
5: Information Underload is to give _____ information
A. Sufficient
B. Too much
C. Too little
D. None of the above
6: A speech designed to impart a new skill is known as
A. Object speech
B. Process speech
C. Demonstrative speech
D. Informative speech
7: A speech about something ___ is known as object speech
A. Intangible
B. Expressive
C. Tangible
D. None of the above
8: A speech designed to convey how something works or how to do something is known as
A. Object speech
B. Informative speech
C. Person Speech
D. None of the above
9: Restatement of the exact same words is called Repetition
A. Same words
B. Different words
C. Exact same words
D. Comparable words
10: Rephrasing an idea in ____ to more fully explain it is known as Restatement
A. Same words
B. Different words
C. Comparable words
D. None of the above
11: Speakers should be aware that audience members may have a different understanding of the ideas, concepts, or words used based on personal experiences.
A. True
B. False
12: Inviting the audience to participate in your presentation is not suggested because of the risk of unanticipated outcomes.
A. True
B. False
13: Speeches about objects fall under three organizational formats ______.
A. Casual, centered, and chronological
B. Balanced, brief, and topical
C. Detailed, focused, and spatial
D. Topical, spatial, and chronological
14: After selecting an object for your topic, you then focus on the general purpose of your topic instead of a specific one.
A. True
B. False
15: A ______ format is used when explaining how a design or phenomenon evolved over time.
A. Topical
B. Spatial
C. Evolutionary
D. Chronological
16: A/an ______ can cover anything tangible—a machine, building, structure, place, or phenomenon.
A. Item speech
B. Object speech
C. Concrete speech
D. Measureable speech
17: An audience will connect with a speaker if they are convinced that the presentation is of relevance to them.
A. True
B. False
18: A speech about an event focuses on something that ______.
A. Is about to happen
B. Could possibly happen
C. We wish would happen
D. Happens regularly
19: Reusing the exact same words is called ______.
A. Repetition
B. Restatement
C. Retelling
D. Reiteration
20: When using a spatial format you are free to discuss one major component of the object at a time.
A. True
B. False
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