WorksheetsSpeech 7 Final Review Game
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Communication involving no words is called
a)
nonverbal
b)
subverbal
c)
verbal
d)
written
2.
Verbal communication is communication that
a)
uses words
b)
uses hand motions
c)
uses facial expressions
d)
emphasizes good posture
3.
The person who sends out a message is the
a)
caller
b)
receiver
c)
sender
d)
messenger
4.
Sign language is actually considered a form of communication that uses words, so it is
a)
nonverbal
b)
verbal
5.
Because emojis don't actually use words, they are considered what kind of message?
a)
nonverbal
b)
verbal
6.
Laughter, even though it involves sound, doesn't use any words, so it is considered
a)
nonverbal
b)
verbal
7.
A return message from someone you sent a message to is called
a)
backtalk
b)
feedback
c)
forwarding
d)
retweet
8.
The person who receives a message is called the
a)
audience
b)
listener
c)
receiver
d)
sender
9.
Words are just symbols we use to communicate with each other.
a)
False
b)
True
10.
The way you use your voice and body to send messages is called
a)
delivery
b)
pronunciation
c)
enunciation
d)
articulation
11.
All of the following are reasons to use eye contact except
a)
Connection
b)
Concentration
c)
Calm
d)
Cooperation
12.
All of the following are visual aids except
a)
yourself
b)
graph
c)
object
d)
poster
13.
The number one way (best way) to help prevent or lessen stage fright is to
a)
prepare
b)
get sleep
c)
avoid other people
d)
wing it
14.
The first sentence in a speech needs to get the audience's attention, and is called a
a)
getter
b)
hook
c)
starter
d)
thesis
15.
The sentence that tells an audience what you'll talk about during the rest of the speech is called a
a)
getter
b)
hook
c)
primer
d)
thesis
16.
Which of the following would not be a purpose for a speech?
a)
Persuade
b)
Inform
c)
Anger
d)
Entertain
17.
Which type of paragraph would have the most concrete, in-depth information about the topic of the speech?
a)
Introductory paragraph
b)
Body paragraph
c)
Closing paragraph
d)
Prologue
18.
A thesis should be written in which verb tense?
a)
Past
b)
Present
c)
Future
d)
Dimensional
19.
A summary should be written in which verb tense?
a)
Past
b)
Present
c)
Future
d)
Semi-function
20.
Which order is the correct order for a speech
a)
Thesis, hook, body, summary, closing
b)
Hook, thesis, body, summary, closing
c)
Hook, thesis, body, closing, summary
d)
Hook, summary, thesis, body, closing
21.
After gathering and sorting information, the next step in writing a speech is
a)
prewriting
b)
outlining
c)
writing
d)
brainstorming
22.
The last step in the process of giving a speech is
a)
speaking
b)
reflecting
c)
clapping
d)
fainting
23.
Clapping is an example of
a)
verbal communication
b)
nonverbal communication
24.
Convincing yourself that you are not going to ____________ can help reduce your stage fright.
a)
fail
b)
cry
c)
trip
d)
succeed
25.
What the speaker wants the audience to know or be able to do after hearing the information is called the
a)
purpose
b)
initiative
c)
thesis
d)
parable
26.
Which of the following is not a type of hook we looked at in class?
a)
the joke
b)
the chore
c)
the surprising statistic
d)
the provocative question
27.
The ability to appear calm and confident is called
a)
poise
b)
points
c)
poison
d)
piston
28.
A return message (after an initial message has been sent) is called
a)
feedback
b)
tension
c)
remessaging
d)
call back
29.
A questions that is asked as a way to start a conversation or get people's attention, rather than desiring an answer is called
a)
rhetorical
b)
unpractical
c)
predictable
d)
laughable
30.
The fear of speaking in public that we often experience is called
a)
coulrophobia
b)
glossophobia
c)
hydrophophobia
d)
triskaidekaphobia
31.
To help with stage fright, maybe focus on your _________ rather than yourself.
a)
topic
b)
shoes
c)
loved ones
d)
reflection
32.
Which statement about brainstorming is true?
a)
Individual brainstorming produces more ideas than group brainstorming.
b)
Individual brainstorming often produces better ideas than group brainstorming
c)
Both of the other answers are true, and so this answer is also true.
33.
This is the term used to describe the act of using one's voice loudly enough so that everyone in the audience can hear.
a)
Projection
b)
Pronunciation
c)
Poisection
d)
Punctuation
34.
When thinking about Mr. Smith's way to remember the sections of a speech (IBC), the "I" stands for
a)
introduction
b)
incorporation
c)
introspection
d)
ingestion
35.
A big clue that you are looking at a thesis statement is that it
a)
is the last sentence of the first paragraph
b)
starts out with the words, "Today I will talk about"
c)
explains what the rest of the speech will discuss
d)
All of these answers are true, so this one also is.
36.
Which statement about gestures is not true?
a)
Gestures add drama.
b)
Gestures involve the audience.
c)
Gestures help get rid of nervous energy.
d)
Gestures are distracting.
37.
If we are looking at the idea of having a "whisper or a boom" or "monotonous or melodious" or "trudging turtle or racing rabbit" we are probably talking about
a)
voice
b)
poise
c)
eye contact
d)
gestures
38.
Poise is
a)
a little like acting
b)
maintaining an appearing of calmness
c)
NOT perfection
d)
All of these statements are true, so this one also is.
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