Ch. 14 - Delivering The Speech

According to Ch. 14, which of the following is NOT an example of a method of speaking?

• memorization

• manuscript

• prepared

• impromptu

According to Ch. 14, which of the following methods of speaking entails speaking from a completely-written speech?

• memorization

• manuscript

• prepared

• impromptu

According to Ch. 14, what are the two types of communication?

• verbal and nonverbal

• verbal and oral

• oral and sign

• sign and nonverbal

According to Ch. 14, __________ is the preferred method of speaking. It involves speaking using only _________.

• extemporaneous...cue cards

• extemporaneous...thoughts

• extemporaneous...props

• extemporaneous...notes

According to Ch. 14, __________ involves projecting your voice accordingly to the room.

• volume

• clarity

• expressiveness

• pitch

According to Ch. 14, __________ involves the level of interest and life one places into his/her voice.

• volume

• clarity

• expressiveness

• pitch

According to Ch. 14, __________ involves pronouncing your words and enunciating your consonants appropriately as you speak.

• volume

• clarity

• expressiveness

• pitch

According to Ch. 14, which of the following verbal elements should you consider as you deliver your speech? (select all that apply)

• rate of speaking

• eye contact

• conversational quality

• pauses

• native tongue

"Be yourself, but with a little intensity."

• TRUE

• FALSE

According to Ch. 14, which of the following nonverbal elements should you consider as you deliver your speech? (select all that apply)

• warmth

• facial expressions

• eye contact

• personal appearance

• vocality