Public Speaking Chapter 3 Quiz

The process of evaluation what you have heard to determine a speech's completeness.

• Critical Analyses

• Listening

• Active Listening

• Constructive

Receiving spoken communication from another person and making an effort to hear and understand what the person is saying.

• Critical Analyses

• Listening

• Active Listening

• Constructive Critique

Includes identifying how ideas are organized, asking questions, silently paraphrasing, watching nonverbal clues, and taking notes

• Critical Analyses

• Listening

• Active Listening

• Constructive Critique

An analysis of a speech that evaluates how well a speaker meets a specific speaking goal while following the rules for good speaking.

• Critical Analyses

• Listening

• Active Listening

• Constructive Critique

Length of time you can concentrate and listen effectively

• Understanding

• Critical Listening

• Monotone

• Attention Span

An unchanging tone without rise or fall in the speaker's voice

• Attention Span

• Monotone

• Critical Listening

• Understanding

Evaluate what the speaker is saying and decide on the value of the message

• Attention Span

• Monotone

• Critical Listening

• Understanding

The ability to assign accurate meaning to what was said.

• Attention Span

• Monotone

• Critical Listening

• Understanding

A formal assessment of a speech

• Critique

• Remembering

• Credibility

Being able to retain and recall the information you heard

• Critique

• Remembering

• Credibility