Speech 9 - Ch 4 Test Review

A written critique _.

• is a typed speech

• takes a detailed look at a speech

• works well with a checklist of questions

• both takes a detailed look and works well with a checklist

Emotional appeals _.

• may not be used in persuasion

• always provoke irrational desires and fears

• arouse an audience's emotional reaction to a topic

• none of the choices

The connotation of a word is _.

• the word's specific meaning

• the feelings or associations a word evokes

• the denotative meaning

• the part that should always be ignored

A stereotype is _.

• helpful in illustrating a point

• based on irrelevant evidence

• based on biased beliefs

• both based on irrelevant evidence and biased beliefs

Card-stacking is based on _.

• giving half-truths

• giving only partial information

• emphasizing information that supports a speaker's viewpoint

• all of the choices

Labeling to arouse powerful negative feelings is known as _.

• begging the question

• name-calling

• providing accurate evidence

• all of the choices

The _ technique encourages people to do something because everyone else is doing it.

• context

• bandwagon

• analogy

• association

_ is a propaganda technique that often builds a connection between things that are not logically connected.

• Technique

• Transfer

• Evaluating

• Critique

Propaganda is _.

• a type of persuasion

• an attempt to keep people from thinking for themselves

• a claim furthers or destroys a cause, idea, product, or person

• all the choices

"She must be the happiest person on earth. Her grades are always perfect." This statement is an example of _.

• contrast

• nonverbal clues

• irrelevant evidence

• all the choices