WorksheetsSEMI-FINAL TEST IN PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 18mins
Is the heart of the speech and contains the bulk of information
introduction
body
conclusion
This type of informative speech aims to give the meaning of the words or phrases, or issues which may be considered controversial or difficult to understand
demonstation
description
definition
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the speech?
inform
inspire
persuade
extemporaneous
It is speech without a plan.
Impromptu
extemporaneous
memorized
reading from the manuscript
It is the most spontaneous type of speech.
impromptu
memorized
reading from the manunscript
Extemporaneous
Outlining the speech helps maintain a logical flow of material
true
false
Asking the question is a way of getting the attention of the audience
true
false
A story about a personal experience is one of the most effective means to begin your speech.
true
false
Stories are highly effective way to establish emotional connection with the audience.
true
false
President Duterte delivered his State of the Nation Address. The purpose of the speech is to _____ the nation.
persuade
inform
evoke
argue
Beauty pageants’ “Question and Answer” portion allows the candidates to deliver what mode of speech delivery?
extemporaneous
impromptu
memorized
The invited guest did not arrive. You are requested to give the speech instead. This is considered to be an ________ speech
reading from the manuscript
memorized
impromptu
extemporaneous
Evocative communication centers on common topics that typically use emotion to make a point.
true
false
Your purpose is to let your audience smile, relax and enjoy so they can forget their worries.
to inform
to entertain
to persuade
to argue
Your purpose is to appeal to the intellect of your audience so that they will be convinced.
to persuade
to evoke
to argue
Your purpose is to move the listeners to action.
to inform
to evoke
to argue
to persuade
It explains how something works, how something is done, how something is developed or acquired.
definition
description
demonstration
It aims to make the audience imagine how a person or object looks like by the use of descriptive words that appeal to the sense of smell, taste, looks, touch, and sound.
demonstration
definition
description
This is a rhetorical strategy used to lead the audience in making a conclusion based on facts presented by the speaker.
Appeal to emotions ( Pathos)
Appeal to reason (Logos)
Appeal to character (ethos)
This type of appeal used to persuade the audience based on the character of the persuader or the speaker not of the audience.
Appeal to reason (Logos)
Appeal to emotions ( Pathos)
Appeal to character (ethos)
Is aimed at convincing the audience to believe or to adopt something.
argumentative communication
persuasive communication
inspirational communication
informative communication
The optimum goal is to inspire people, to make an audience desire to achieve their goal in life, to uplift their faith, or to maximize their potentials.
informative communication
inspirational communication
entertaining communicaiton
persuasive communicaiton
This type of informative communication that aims to give the meaning of word or phrases, or issues that may be considered controversial or difficult to understand.
explanation
description
definition
Is stating a position of an issue reflecting views, needs, and beliefs accompanied with reason and logic.
persuasive communication
argumentative communication
infromative communication
It needs to be compellingly strong to get attention from your audience.
introduction
body
conclusion
speech
Prior to the election, the politicians delivered __________ speech
argumentative
persuasive
entertaining
informative
During a debate, you need to _________ the jury and the audience to take your side.
argue
convince
inform
evoke
This speech type allows the speaker to use an outline as a guide during a speech delivery.
impromptu
read
memorized
extemporaneous
Is any one of the groups that humans are often divided into based on physical traits regarded as common among people of shared ancestry.
race
gender
class
Is a group of people sharing the same social, economic, or occupational status?
gender
race
class
Racial stereotypes and expectations can impact the way we communicate and understand others.
true
false
Is a status-oriented speech system that also limits speakers during communication.
elaborated code
restricted code
direct code
indirect code
It employs the social system by placing their intents, thoughts, and goals into a verbal discourse allowing the person to increase and expand his intentions to achieve clear communication.
elaborated code
restricted code
direct code
indirect code
Restricted code viewed as high context culture where interactant mandates what to say, to whom, and how the conversation will go.
true
false
In the indirect code, the intention of the speaker is to use low context culture.
true
false
Being unclear and the need not to articulate each message is the characteristics of indirect style of communication
true
false
Strict use of titles even among friends is applied in contextualists styles.
true
false
In this style, they use concise statements, understatement, and even silence.
succinct
personal
exacting
The speaker’s style is direct to the point and speaking what is needed, during a conversation.
direct
indirect
exacting
succinct
In elaborated codes, any language will allow the participant to do it, yet the social system controls it
true
false
