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Speech Review

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does inflection mean?

a)

Inflection refers to the words in your speech

b)

Inflection is the way a speaker delivers their words

c)

Inflection is how you dress when you deliver a speech

d)

Inflection is a type of speech

2.

Marlo is delivering a speech about Women's Rights. This is a speech that covers the pay wage gap, women's safety and sexism in the workplace. What is the tone of this speech?

a)

Serious

b)

Silly

c)

Argumentative

d)

Peaceful

3.

Juan Carlos is delivering a speech about raising the minimum wage. He is talking to a panel of individuals who work in Congress and have the power to make changes. What is the purpose of this speech?

a)

Entertaining

b)

Informative

c)

Persuasive

4.
Identify the NOUNS in this sentence: 
"When did Michael Jordan join the Chicago Bulls?"
a)
when, join 
b)
Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls
c)
did, join
d)
Michael Jordan, when 
5.
Identify the VERB in this sentence:
"Edgar Allan Poe wrote poems and stories." 
a)
wrote 
b)
Edgar Allan Poe 
c)
stories
d)
poems and stories 
6.

When you are writing a speech, where does your thesis statement go?

a)

In the introduction and then again in the conclusion

b)

In the body paragraphs

c)

In the conclusion only

d)

In the introduction only

7.

Which of these is not a part of public speaking?

a)

Tone

b)

Credibility

c)

Body Language

d)

Tempo

e)

Style

8.

What does the tempo of a speech refer to?

a)

The tone of voice that the speaker uses

b)

The way the speaker moved their body

c)

The speed at which the speaker delivers their speech

d)

The reliable facts that the speaker uses

9.

Where can you go to find reliable, factual information?

a)

Any site with a URL that ends in .org, .edu, .gov

b)

A Youtube video published by an expert in your subject

c)

A book written (by an expert) about your subject in 2019

d)

All of the above are reliable

10.

What does credibility in speech refer to?

a)

The way the speaker gets their audience to believe them

b)

The way the speaker gets the audience to pay attention to them

c)

The speaker's fashion and style

d)

The speaker's tone of voice

11.

Which of the following URLs most likely contains reliable, factual information?

a)

Funfacts.silly.co

b)

Wikipedia.com

c)

Twitter.com

d)

Scientificarticle.gov

12.

Your purpose: Persuade the audience that candy is bad.


Which quote would help you achieve your purpose?

a)

"Candy can sometimes be an excellent source of Vitamin C"

b)

"Sure, candy is harmful if you eat too much, but in moderation - it is fine!"

c)

"Using candy in the classroom is one sure way to get your students to participate!"

d)

"Candy is the leading cause of cavities in people aged 9-13"

13.

Your Purpose: Entertain and inform the audience about Brood X cicadas.


Which quote helps you achieve this purpose?

a)

"Cicadas are only alive for 4-6 weeks."

b)

"Cicadas rise from the dirt and then they cling to trees to eat their bark, just like my cousin Jerry."

c)

"Cicadas do not do any harm to humans, they only benefit the ecosystem."

d)

"The Brood X cicadas are lacking a vital amino acid needed to keep them alive."

14.

Your purpose: Persuade your parent to buy you a PS5.


Which quote best helps you achieve this purpose?

a)

"Please let me get a PS5...I promise I will stop throwing things at my sister."

b)

"I am such a good student, I deserve a PS5."

c)

"You never buy me anything! Buy me this!"

d)

"If you don't buy me a PS5, I will stop cleaning my room."

15.

Student E had to write a persuasive essay about the effects of television on young kids. Which of the following is an example of a claim the student might make to support their argument?

a)

Some television shows may have a negative effect on young children.

b)

“Yu-Gi-Oh!” is the best show on television.

c)

Television shows should be more educational for adults.

d)

I enjoy watching television after school.

16.

A Claim is...

a)

A statement that is said to be true but is actually false

b)

A quote that someone says

c)

A statement of opinion that needs to be proven in order to show that it is true

d)

A statement that is a fact

17.
What is body language?
a)
Speaking to a live audience
b)
Looking at someone when communicating
c)
Using your body to communicate 
d)
The strength of your voice when speaking
18.
What is public speaking?
a)
Speaking to a live audience
b)
Looking at someone when communicating
c)
Using your body to communicate 
d)
The strength of your voice when speaking
19.

Which example is the best form of letting the speaker know your listening?

a)

Sleeping

b)

Eye contact

c)

Speaking

d)

Texting

20.

To be a good public speaker you should never be prepared.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

The best way to help nervousness when giving a speech is to

a)

get over it

b)

practice and prepare

c)

forget about the audience

22.

What two things can a speaker change to use their voice as a tool?

a)

volume

b)

gestures

c)

pace

d)

stance