WorksheetsGE 107 Unit Test 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
____________________ ___________________ are the blueprints for how information will be exchanged.
(a)
A type of communicative strategy which involves moving one topic from another.
Nomination
Turn-taking
Topic Shifting
Topic Control
A type of communicative strategy that pertains to the process by which people decide who takes the conversational floor.
Nomination
Turn-taking
Topic Shifting
Topic Control
A type of communicative strategy that refers to the conversation participants' close initiating expressions that end a topic in a conversation.
Nomination
Repair
Termination
Restriction
Which one is NOT a traditional visual and/or audio media?
Sound Recordings
Whiteboards and Chalkboards
LCD Projector
Overhead Transparencies
This computer technology is used to demonstrate
how to do something special on the web, such as
researching an idea, checking the current status
of any topic, or displaying articles found on
websites that support your purpose or argument.
Digital Slides
Real-time Web Access
Web Evidence
Multimedia Presentation
True or false. When designing slides, you must keep the number of images you present manageable.
True
False
(a) is a copy of an object, built to scale that represents the object in detail and useful for describing and explaining scientific topics.
True or false. One of the special features of computer-based presentations is that it has custom navigation.
True
False
Select the correct ways on how to make effective multimedia presentation.
Use white text on light background
Use only one design and color scheme throughout the slide presentation
Use patterned or textured backgrounds
Place important information near the top
Use the presentation as your notes
__________________ ___________________ is an art of gaining fair and favorable considerations for our point of view.
(a)
The main goal of an _____________________ ___________________ is to provide enlightenment regarding a specific topic the audience knows nothing about.
(a)
True or false. As an informative communicator, you want your receivers to pay attention to understand and to change their behavior.
True
False
Select ALL correct definition or meaning of argument.
Claims made are based on actual factual evidence.
It is a kind of conversation which involves the act of convincing someone to do or believe something.
The tone is an agressive one.
Presents one particular side of an issue.
It relies on evidence and logic.
This kind of speech is intended to introduce, dedicate or praise an individual.
Informative Speech
Persuasive Speech
Special Occasion Speech
In this type of speech, the speaker needs to prepare an outline to guide him through his speech to achieve better organization and to avoid leaving out details.
Manuscript/Read Speech
Memorized Speech
Extemporaneous Speech
Impromptu Speech
This form of speaking is used when exact words matter and when much time and energy is expended on getting everything just right
Manuscript/Read Speech
Memorized Speech
Extemporaneous Speech
Impromptu Speech
Which one is an example of a memorized speech?
Commemoration
Eulogy
SONA (State of the Nation Address)
Oration
There are three deep impulses why informative communication arise. Choose all three from the following statements.
We seek to expand our awareness of the world around us.
We want to become agents of change.
We seek to become more competent.
We seek to have strong sense of commitment.
We have an abiding curiosity about how things work and how they are made.
(a) helps improve performance in such areas as public speaking, communication and education.
(a) is the closing punch line of the speech that leaves the audience with something to think about or empowers them to take specific action steps.
This element of the basic speech outline contains the detailed explanation of the key points stated in the introduction, supports the main theory and links various concepts together.
Attention grabber
Introduction
Body of the speech
Conclusion
True or false. Your knowledge and experience of your subject/topic should be greater and much deeper than what you decide to cover during your presentation.
True
False
An (a) of the presentation allows you to organize ideas, highlight the major points and bring together the elements of the speech in a logical sequence.
The following are examples of attention grabbers EXCEPT for:
question
story
quote
theory
