WorksheetsFinal Exam Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 21mins
What are the three major parts of the rhetorical triangle?
(a)
(a) explains how our brain processes materials in two ways: through language and images
Explain how Dual Coding Theory uses visual aids to help audiences understand a speaker's message.
What is audience analysis? And why is it important?
Which one is NOT an element of listening?
Responding to the speaker
Remembering information
Receiving sound
Focusing attention
Define indirect methods
Define direct methods
Which of the four thought patterns is the most productive?
Large departures
Small departures
Tangent
Private argument
people speak about ___ words per minute, leaving you with ___ words per minute of a speech-thought differential.
300; 500
150; 350
100; 300
150; 435
What are the three responses to diversity?
Resistance, Assmilitation, ...
Acclimation, Resistance, Assimilation
Assimilation, Resistance, and Accommodation
Acculturate, Accommodation, Acclimation
What's the definition of listening?
It is a physical process involving sound waves
It is an active process that receives and assigns meaning
It is an active process that distinguishes brain receptors
It is a physical process that remembers information
What are the three modes of persuasion?
(a)
"I deserve an A in class, why did you give me a C?" In this example, offering a claim without any evidence is...
slippery slope
false analogy
unsupported assertion
Ad populum or bandwagon
"We all agree... or everyone says..." is an example of what type of fallacy?
Ad populum
slippery slope
faulty generalization
post hoc
Ad Hominem is a type of fallacy that
an attack against the source, not the evidence or reasoning
offers a claim without any evidence
states an issue
compares two things that are not similar
Faulty generalization is an inductive fallacy that extends the conclusion further than the evidence warrants. An example of would be...
Either you get a college degree or work a job
Lets have a Pina colada because they're so delicious
I hate that politician; everyone in his political party is corrupt
everyone agrees that we should have open note testing
"If you take away any gun rights, pretty soon hunters won't even be able to keep their shotguns" is an example of which type of fallacy?
bandwagon
ad hominem
false dichotomy
slippery slope
(a) credibility is obvious knowledge the speaker shows during the speech
The speaker's reputation or expertise that makes them believable even before they say a word is (a)
Terminal credibility is...
an interactive process in which you form impressions
Impression listeners get during the speech
the final impression listeners have of a speaker
impression listeners have before the speaker presents
