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WorksheetsPUBLIC SPEAKING: DISCOURSE, RHETORIC AND PLAGIARISM
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Discourse is a fancy word for something we do every day: c (a) .
Communication is a process that has 8 components.
True
False
In the communication process, the medium or method used to communicate is called:
Feedback
Listener
Channel
When a cell phone rings, when the internet goes off and when a dog barks are examples of:
Listener
Interference
Public speaking
Examples of discourse used to inform.
An explanation during class.
A conference about global warming.
Stand up comedy
A debate
It is important not to practice, because it is normal to feel nervous when you are giving a speech.
True
False
Rhetoric is invented by:
Aristotle
Cicero
Plato
Examples if using ethos to convince:
Emotions
When you convince your audience that you are a good person
When you convince of the truth in your message
Examples of the use of pathos to convince:
If you show pictures of the people affected
When you show data like statistics.
When you convice your audience of your point
Examples of using logos to convince.
Showing pics of kittens.
Showing data about the numbers and statistics.
Using emotion
CICERO'S canons of rhetoric are 5.
True
False
A canon of CICERO is (a) and is the language that you use to deliver your speech.
"Ideas worth spreading".
Chris Anderson's first words about TED
The slogan of TED
Definition of TED
The definition of TED is: __________, ____________ and _____________.
(a)
The difference between TED and TEDx is:
They are the same
TEDx is organized by local people with local speakers
TED conference is a spinoff of TEDx
Knowing where your information comes from (sources) and the way it affects your audience are equally important when planning a talk.
True
False
The study of right and wrong or systems of morals.
Rhetoric
Ethos
Ethics
Using ideas or words of 2 or more sources as your own idea.
Incremental plagiarism
Global plagiarism
Patchwork plagiarism
When you use the whole idea of somebody else as your own is this type of plagiarism.
Patchwork
Global
Incremental
Is when you don't give credit for a particular idea or quote (plagiarism)
Global
Patchwork
Incremental
