WorksheetsPrelim- Speech And Stage Arts
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 30mins
What is communication?
Two people talking
Asking questions
Expressing information that is clearly understood
Expressing information that is not clearly understood
When the person receiving a message interprets it the same way the sender meant it, it is __________________ communication.
good
misunderstood
effective
confusing
Our facial expressions, tone of voice, movement, appearance, eye contact, gestures, and posture are called _____________________.
verbal communication
nonverbal communication
True or False?
Sometimes our body language can send a message that is different from what we meant to say.
True
False
What is Body Language?
Postures, gestures, and facial expressions.
The exchange of information through the use of words.
Your words say one thing but your body language say another.
Speak from your point of view.
Communication involves the following elements:
sender
message
receiver
feedback
all the above
Which of the following is an example of a rule for effective communication:
The message must be clear
Sender must deliver the message clearly and concisely
Receiver must be able to hear and receive the message
all the above
It is a communication between individuals in a personal relationship which builds through time and involves their thoughts and feelings to a certain level.
Intrapersonal communication
Public communication
Interpersonal communucation
Small group communication
In this type of communication you think and learn about yourself, talk and reason with yourself, and evaluate yourself.
Public communication
Interpersonal comunucation
Online communication
Intrapersonal communication
This communication is designed to inform, persuade, or entertain an audience.
Dyadic communication
Small group communication
Public communication
Interpersonal communication
In this communication, you think and learn about each other, talk and reason with each other, and evaluate each other.
Intrapersonal communication
Interpersonal communication
Online communication
Machine-assisted communication
Sending a message to your friend through your phone is an example of what type of communication?
Public communication
Interpersonal communication
Intrapersonal communication
Online or machine-assisted communication
You meet with your group mates to talk about your project. What type of communication do you have?
Intrapersonal communication
Interpersonal communication
Small group communication
Public communication
Being informed through the television or newspaper is an example of what type of communication?
Online or machine-assisted communication
Mass communication
Public communication
Small group communication
This speech serves to provide interesting and useful information to your audience.
Informative Speech
Demostrative speech
Persuasive Speech
Entertainment Speech
What is the meaning of IPA?
International Phonetic Association
International Phonemes Alphabet
Interglobal Phonetic Awardee
International Phonetic Alphabet
The faculty or act of expressing or describing thoughts, feelings, or perceptions by the articulation of words.
Communication
Speaking
Speech
Talking
They are produced as a result of the airstream being impeded, diverted, or interrupted before it is released, such as p, g, m, b, s, t, r, and z
(a)
These sounds are produced when overpressure of the air has been built up by consonants between the soft palate and pharyngeal wall and released in an explosive way. Ex: p, b, t, d
(a)
It is the principal articulator and changes position and shape for the pronunciation of each of the vowels and consonant
(a)
It consist of the lips tongue, soft palate, hard palate and teeth, which form musculoskeletal valves to obstruct the passage of air, breaking up the tones and producing the individual speech sounds
(a)
the two lips are the primary articulators
(a)
the lower lip articulates with the upper teeth.
(a)
Sounds which are made with out vocal fold vibration -
(a)
Sounds which are made with vocal fold vibration -
(a)
a complete closure at some point in the mouth but, the soft palate being lowered, the air escapes through the nose
(a)
a complete closure at some point in the mouth, behind which the air pressure builds up; the separation of organs is slow compared with that of a plosive, so that more extended friction is a characteristic second element of the sound
(a)
IT IS A PROCESS, AN ACT AND AN ART OF MAKING A SPEECH BEFORE AN AUIDIENCE.
(a)
CREDIBILITY OF THE SPEAKER
(a)
LOGICAL ARRANGEMENT OF WORDS OR SENTENCES
(a)
ABILITY TO CREATE CONNECTION BETWEEN SPEAKER AND THE AUDIENCE
(a)
What are the Parts in Framing a speech
(a)
What are the Do's in Public Speaking?
Why do we need to prepare before giving a Public Speech?
What are the dont's on Public Speaking?
