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Review Modules - Public Speaking

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Informative speech ...

a)

provides new information

b)

provides new insights

c)

provides new ways of thinking

d)

all of the answers are correct

2.

Why do we need to do audience analysis?

a)

to discover what listeners might want and need to know about your topic

b)

to discover listeners' familiarity with your topic

c)

to help us prepare our speech material

d)

All of the answers are correct

3.

Why do we need to demonstrate our topic's relevance early on to the audience?

a)

to give them reasons to stop listen to the speech

b)

to give them reasons to leave the room

c)

to give them reasons to care about what is to follow

d)

to give them reasons to ignore the speech

4.

The goal of a persuasive speech is ...

a)

to influence the attitudes/beliefs/values/acts of others

b)

to congratulates people

c)

to give honor

d)

to celebrate one's achievement

5.

To CONVINCE the audience, in a persuasive speech, the speaker must make them believe that there will be a REWARD IN RETURN of their changed attitude, belief, habit, or act.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

According to Carl Kwan to start a presentation which introduces an idea, a concept or an opinion, it is important to ...

a)

get the audience agree with something that they probably already know about or agree with

b)

let the audience know that you are the speaker

c)

get the audience angry with your speech

7.

A problem/solution speech takes the approach of tackling an issue with the intent to ...

a)

provide information

b)

provide stories

c)

provide solutions

d)

provide homework

8.

The most important part of a problem/solution type of speech is the call to action. This is when the speaker ...

a)

informs the audience the problems

b)

provides the audience food and drink

c)

encourages the audience to take necessary steps to solve the problems

d)

asks the audience to leave the room

9.

When using comparative advantage method, the speaker must show ... of all the different solutions

(a)  

10.

Below are the characteristics of academic presentation, EXCEPT ...

a)

has a clear objective

b)

is presented in an academic manner

c)

uses effective and formal language

d)

has complicated slides

11.

An academic presentation should have a structure which consists of ...

a)

introduction and body

b)

body and conclusion

c)

introduction, body and conclusion

d)

introduction

12.

In order to smoothly move from one slide to another or one topic to another, a speaker can use ...

a)

transition words/phrases

b)

introduction

c)

headings

d)

greetings

13.

In the introduction, a speaker should talk about ...

a)

the topic of the speech

b)

the purpose of the speech

c)

the outline of the speech

d)

all answers are correct

14.

Below are what a conclusion consists of, EXCEPT ...

a)

summary

b)

outline

c)

concluding remark

15.

A good academic presentation needs ...

a)

well research content and reliable references

b)

organized and good structured speech

c)

simple and effective slides

d)

all answers are correct