Public Speaking_Unit 8 Quiz

Which organizational structure follows a direction?

• Chronological

• Spacial

• Cause-and-Effect

• Problem-Solution

• Topical

Which organizational structure where you divide a larger subject into logical subtopics?

• Chronological

• Spacial

• Cause-and-Effect

• Problem-Solution

• Topical

Which organizational structure is arranged according to time?

• Chronological

• Spacial

• Cause-and-Effect

• Problem-Solution

• Topical

Which organizational structure divides a speech into two main selection: a discussion of the issue and how it is resolved.

• Chronological

• Spacial

• Cause-and-Effect

• Problem-Solution

• Topical

Which organizational structure is useful when giving persuasive speeches, because it shows the relationship between various conditions and their impacts?

• Chronological

• Spacial

• Cause-and-Effect

• Problem-Solution

• Topical

Which organizational structure where the main points of a speech are organized with the best arguments and evidence coming last?

• Topical

• Recency

• Primacy

• Monroe's Motivated Sequence

• Compare-Contrast

Which organizational structure where the first step is to get the attention of your audience and turn their focus on your topic before being offered a need, a satisfaction, a visualization, and an action?

• Topical

• Recency

• Primacy

• Monroe's Motivated Sequence

• Compare-Contrast

Which organizational structure looks at similarities and differences between 2 or more topics?

• Topical

• Recency

• Primacy

• Monroe's Motivated Sequence

• Compare-Contrast

Which organizational structure where the main points of the speech are organized so that the best arguments and evidence are presented first?

• Topical

• Recency

• Primacy

• Monroe's Motivated Sequence

• Compare-Contrast

What did you learn from this unit?