GE PEC EXIT SHEET 3

A type of communication which aims to get a receiver to pay attention and understand a piece of information

• ARGUMENTATIVE

• INFORMATIVE

• PERSUASIVE

• PURPOSIVE

A type of communication which is considered as an art of gaining fair and favorable consideration of one’s or personal view

• ARGUMENTATIVE

• INFORMATIVE

• PERSUASIVE

• PURPOSIVE

A type of communication which relies heavily on sound proof and responding to appeals

• ARGUMENTATIVE

• INFORMATIVE

• PERSUASIVE

• PURPOSIVE

Which of the following choices does not refer to the purpose of persuasive communication?

• It provides a choice among options.

• It advocates something through the speaker.

• It gives importance to the speaker’s credibility.

• It seeks to expand awareness of the world.

Which of the following choices does not refer to the purpose of informative communication?

• It seeks to expand awareness of the world.

• It abides by curiosity about how things work and how they are made.

• It seeks to refine and improve content.

• It appeals to feelings.

A term which refers to a process of speaking in a structured, deliberate manner to inform, influence or entertain an audience

• SPEECH

• PUBLIC SPEAKING

• INFORMATIVE COMMUNICATION

• SPEAKING

A term which refers to the body of spoken expressions of information and ideas

• SPEECH

• PUBLIC SPEAKING

• MANUSCRIPT

• SPEAKING

A type of speech which requires the speaker to commit everything to memory

• READING FROM A MANUSCRIPT

• MEMORIZED SPEECH

• EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

• IMPROMPTU

A type of speech which refers to speaking at the spur of the moment with minimal or no time for preparation

• READING FROM A MANUSCRIPT

• MEMORIZED SPEECH

• EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

• IMPROMPTU

A type of speech which requires speakers to formulate spontaneous sentences with short or long preparation

• READING FROM A MANUSCRIPT

• MEMORIZED SPEECH

• EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

• IMPROMPTU