Introduction to Public Speaking Quiz Practice

Which is the correct order for the linear communication model?

• Sender, receiver, channel
• Sender, channel, reciever
• Receiver, channel, sender
• Channel, sender, reciever

Which should you do to prepare for a speech?

• Wing it!
• Drink lots of caffeine
• Rehearse
• Drink lots of water

Which of the following is a type of communication?

• Verbal

• Non-Verbal

• Visual

• Writing

• Listening

Pitch

• the relative highness of lowness of a tone
• how loud a speaker's voice is during a presentation.
• the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
• the way in which a word or a language is spoken
• a regional variety of language

Volume

• how loud a speaker's voice is during a presentation.
• the relative highness of lowness of a tone
• the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
• the way in which a word or a language is spoken
• a regional variety of language

Articulation/Diction

• the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
• the relative highness of lowness of a tone
• how loud a speaker's voice is during a presentation.
• the way in which a word or a language is spoken
• a regional variety of language

Pronunciation

• the way in which a word or a language is spoken
• the relative highness of lowness of a tone
• how loud a speaker's voice is during a presentation.
• the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
• a regional variety of language

Dialect

• a regional variety of language
• the relative highness of lowness of a tone
• how loud a speaker's voice is during a presentation.
• the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
• the way in which a word or a language is spoken

Rate

• the speed of speech. # of words/time
• the relative highness of lowness of a tone
• how loud a speaker's voice is during a presentation.
• the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
• the way in which a word or a language is spoken

Pause

• an interval of silence in speaking
• the relative highness of lowness of a tone
• how loud a speaker's voice is during a presentation.
• the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
• the way in which a word or a language is spoken