Assessment

What does it mean to speak credibly?

• To speak quickly

• To speak in a way that others trust you

• To speak with a loud voice

• To speak in a way that entertains people

What is the goal of ethical speech?

• To create honest, respectful communication

• To make others feel bad about their opinions

• To manipulate people into agreeing with you

• Lying to make your argument stronger

What is an example of speaking respectfully?

• Laughing at someone’s viewpoint

• Interrupting others to make your point

• Listening and considering others' opinions

What is the effect of unethical speech on relationships?

• It improves communication

• Disrespect their viewpoint

• It builds trust

• It can damage trust and respect

Why is it important to speak ethically?

• Ignoring the facts to make your argument stronger

• To win every argument

• • To build trust and respect with others

• To manipulate people into agreeing with you

Which of the following is NOT an example of speaking freely?

• Avoiding sharing your thoughts to avoid conflict

• It makes discussions more interesting

• Expressing your opinion in a respectful way

• Speaking without fear of punishment

What does "speaking freely" mean?

• Expressing your opinions openly without fear

• It helps people agree with you

• Speaking only in private

• Saying whatever comes to mind without thinking

What should you do if you don’t know the answer during a speech?

• Ignore the question

• Make up an answer

• Admit you don’t know but offer to find the answer later

• By reading from a script without looking up

Why is it important to be confident when speaking?

• It makes you speak more quickly

• It helps people take you seriously

• Using examples and facts to explain your point

• It makes you sound louder

How can you build credibility in a speech?

• To speak loudly

• To speak quickly

• By speaking only your opinions

• By providing facts and examples