WorksheetsOral Language and Stance
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
The following are characteristics or oral communication EXCEPT:
gathering information through spoken and written communication
oldest means of communication
commonly used way to communicate
All are correct
The following are examples of colloquial expressions EXCEPT:
lit
gonna
wanna
ain't
The following are examples of a slang expression EXCEPT:
savage
low-key
What's up?
burn
This form of oral language is widely accepted, but is too fixed.
slang
colloquialism
both are correct
both are incorrect
Though this type of oral language is creative, it sounds lousy.
slang
colloquialism
both are correct
both are incorrect
The following are elements of a good presentation EXCEPT:
extensive information
organized
written for ear to hear and eyes to see
has stories and examples
The speaker earlier gave a statement at the beginning of her talk which surprised all of us. However, as she went through her speech, the message of what she said became clear. What type of opening speech did the speaker use?
preview
describe something new or dramatic
make a startling statement
pose a hypothetical situation
This part is too important to skip if you are planning to write a good speech. What is it?
Asking a question
Telling an anecdote or story
Closing
summarizing
This pertains to how people perceive a speaker when delivering a speech.
body movements and posture
eye contact
voice
gestures
To maintain the flow of conversation and for gauging the other person’s interest and response, this must be observed.
gesture
voice
body movements and posture
eye contact
