ANS 1 - Obj. 1.02 Public Speaking

Multiple Choice

Andrew is presenting an informative speech to the Cattlemen's Association about color genetics. The purpose of his speech is to

• give knowledge or information to the audience.

• convince people to believe or do something.

• introduce someone.

• give a pep talk.

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between prepared and extemporaneous speeches?

• Prepared speeches are written and memorized, while extemporaneous speeches are given with little to no preparation

• Extemporaneous speeches are written and memorized, while prepared speeches are given with little to no preparation

• Prepared speeches are long, and extemporaneous speeches are short

• Prepared speeches are given to inform a group of people, while an extemporaneous speech is meant to encourage or influence the audience.

Multiple Choice

The three parts of an organized prepared speech are:

• hypothesis, experiment, and conclusions.

• introduction, body, and conclusion.

• outline, table of contents, and summary.

• thesis, references, and quotes.

Multiple Choice

The longest part of a speech is the:

• body.

• hypothesis.

• outline.

• summary.

Multiple Choice

The part of a speech that is presented first to the audience is the:

• hypothesis.

• introduction.

• summary.

• table of contents.

Multiple Choice

The part of a speech used to catch the attention of the speaker’s audience is the:

• body.

• introduction.

• outline.

• summary.

Multiple Choice

The part of a speech that contains the major information that is presented by the speaker is the:

• bibliography.

• body.

• conclusion.

• introduction.

Multiple Choice

Kelly is giving a persuasive speech about getting involved in FFA. She is at ease in front of the audience, has good posture, and is using gestures that are appropriate and not distracting. Kelly is an example of good

• Power of Expression

• Preparation

• Voice

• Stage Presence