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WorksheetsPersuasive Speaking Quiz Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is logos?
A means of convincing an audience using authority or credibility
A means of convincing an audience using emotions
A means of convincing an audience using facts and statistics or making historical and literal analogies
An advertisement for a product
What is pathos?
A means of convincing an audience using authority or credibility
A means of convincing an audience using emotions
A means of convincing an audience using facts and statistics or making historical and literal analogies
An advertisement for a product
What is ethos?
A means of convincing an audience using authority or credibility
A means of convincing an audience using emotions
A means of convincing an audience using facts and statistics or making historical and literal analogies
An advertisement for a product
According to chapter 11, the worst fault a responsible speaking can commit is...
using poor logic
being deceitful
getting nervous
name calling
Pathos refers to a listener's own personal....
drives, needs, and desires
knowledge or experience
possessions
A disinterested audience needs to...
leave the room.
be ignored.
be motivated to care about your topic.
find another speech to listen to.
An effective speaker...
wings it.
seeks out special needs and attitudes of each audience prior to a speech.
doesn't practice.
is loud and obnocxious.
Evidence is...
the result of logic.
based on statistics.
generally faulty.
the raw material of argument.
What is meant by sincerity in persuasive speaking?
A speaker's motives for advocating a change that is in the best interest of the audience
When the speaker comes across as fake to the audience
A speaker's motives for advocating a change that is in the best interest of the speaker
When the speaker doesn't show interest in the topic
What kind of evidence should you use if you have a neutral audience?
Narrative, Examples. Comparisons
Facts, Statistics, Testimony, Examples
Facts, Statistics
Narrative, Facts, Statistics, Examples, Comparisions
