WorksheetsSpeech 1 Final Exam
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 28mins
Which is the best choice for the definition of debate?
formal or public argument between opposing parties
discussion of a theme or questions between two or more
interlocutors
two sides oppose each other and attempt to prove each other wrong
thoughtful argumentation about the validity of a proposition
"This house would abolish the death penality" is an example of a...
caseline
key terms
argument
motion
in debate, "proposition" is another word for
affirmative
negative
A impeccable debate motion only has one correct side
true
false
The origin of debates, essential to a functioning democracy, began in the countries ___ and ___.
Greece
India
Egypt
Spain
Why should we hire you for the job?
(select two answers)
Because I am the best candidate
Because I fulfil all the requirements for the role
Because I would be an asset for your company
Because I need a job urgently
Do you have a question for us?
(select two answers)
Yes, please tell me about the training you offer.
Yes, please tell me more about how a typical day looks in this role
Yes, please tell me the salary for this role.
Yes, please tell me what you enjoy most about working here
What two statements would be appropriate for the introduction paragraph of a professional cover letter?
(select two answers)
Following graduation I plan to pursue an orthopedic residency to expand on my skill set.
I hope to gain further expertise in vestibular therapies and expand my leadership skill set.
I was made aware of the job opening by a current employee at your clinic.
I am very interested in this position considering your strong reputation for excellence in orthopedic physical therapy.
Interview question: What are your plans for the future?
My plans for the future are to have YOUR job! I hope to advance quickly.
My plans for the future are to make this company as successful as possible and to grow as a person.
My plans for the future are to retire early and like by the ocean. I already have my boat picked out.
My plans for the future are to use what I learn here to start my own business.
Scenario: You are a fresh college graduate, heading to your first job interview based off your college degree. The interviewer ask you, "What can you do for us without experience?"
(select two answers)
I am young and have the passion and interest to learn new things
I partook in a six month internship.
I have taken many related courses at the unversity.
I have a lot of time for the company.
There are three ways to present an informative speech:
description
visualization
demonstration
definition
narration
explanatory
demonstration
description
narration
narration
demonstration
recitation
A public speaker’s specific informative speech goal relates to the particular topic they’ve chosen. They should consider:
"Which information is going to be the most invaluable for my topic?"
"How am I going to determine which information is credible?"
"Who is going to be my general audience?"
“What specific information do I want my audience to receive and remember about my topic?”
An informative speech is 50%...
information
education
entertainment
speaking
Why Speech Class is Essential for High School Success
Distinguished faculty members, fellow students, and honored guests, as a dedicated student who has experienced the transformative power of speech education, I stand before you today to advocate for making Speech class a recommended course for all high school students.
Throughout my academic journey, I've witnessed firsthand how Speech class develops crucial life skills that extend far beyond the classroom. As numerous educational studies have shown, effective communication skills are consistently ranked among the top qualities employers seek in potential employees. In fact, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 73% of employers prioritize verbal communication skills when hiring recent graduates. These statistics clearly demonstrate that speech education isn't just about presenting in class; it's about preparing for real-world success.
Consider the emotional impact of being unable to effectively express your ideas or feeling paralyzed by the fear of public speaking. Many of us have experienced that heart-pounding moment before presenting, but Speech class provides a supportive environment where students can overcome these fears together. I've seen my own classmates transform from nervous speakers into confident communicators, building self-esteem that carries over into every aspect of their lives. This newfound confidence doesn't just affect academic performance; it empowers students to become active participants in their communities and future careers.
As your peer who has completed this course, I can personally attest to its value. The skills I've gained - from structuring compelling arguments to reading audience reactions - have improved my performance in every other subject. Speech class teaches critical thinking, research methods, and persuasive techniques that are invaluable for college preparation. Moreover, respected educators and communication experts consistently emphasize that these skills are fundamental to professional success in any field, whether you're pursuing medicine, business, law, or technology.
Therefore, I strongly urge our school administration to make Speech class a recommended course for all students. By doing so, we invest in our students' future success, equipping them with essential communication tools that will serve them throughout their lives. As the great orator Cicero once said, "Speech is the great link that binds society together." Let us ensure that every student has the opportunity to forge these crucial connections through comprehensive speech education. The evidence is clear, the benefits are undeniable, and the time to act is now. Thank you for your consideration.
persuasive speech: more pathos appeals
persuasive speech: more ethos appeals
persuasive speech: more logos appeals
Which of the following is a characteristic of effective communication?
Using complex vocabulary
Listening actively
Speaking in a monotone voice
Engaging eye contact
Which color is linked to feelings of safety and warmth for an interview?
Brown
Black
Green
Red
What impression does the color white potentially convey when worn to an interview?
Creativity and energy
Power and passion
Dullness and lack of self-confidence
Sophistication and glamor
What does the color black represent in a professional setting?
Creativity
Dependability
Leadership
Isolation
Which color is described as the best option for demonstrating confidence and trust during an interview?
Blue
Grey
Orange
Red
When creating an informative speech, the potential speaker should first ask themself...
"What's the problem the audience has for which your information is the solution?"
“What do I want my audience to gain from listening to my speech?”
"What's the elevator pitch that I want to present to my audience?"
"Who is my target audience?"
Mock Trial Scenario
The Case of the Missing Museum Artifact
State v. Thompson
Background
Sarah Thompson, a junior curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, stands accused of stealing a priceless ancient Egyptian artifact - the Golden Scarab of Ramesses II. Security cameras showed Thompson was the last person in the artifact's vicinity before it disappeared. Her fingerprints were found on the display case, and her key card was used to access the restricted area during the time of theft. The prosecution claims Thompson planned to sell the artifact to a private collector. However, several subtle clues suggest her innocence.
Evidence and Circumstances
The prosecution presents compelling evidence: Thompson's fingerprints on the case, security footage showing her working late that night, and a suspicious bank deposit of $5,000 the next day. Yet, careful observers might notice: Thompson routinely worked late cataloging artifacts (documented in staff logs), the fingerprints were from her normal curatorial duties, and the bank deposit was her delayed tax refund (verifiable by IRS records). Additionally, a cleaning crew member reported seeing a tall male figure in the restricted area that night, though this testimony was initially overlooked.
Hidden Truth Elements
While circumstantial evidence points to Thompson, several details suggest another perpetrator: A small security camera blind spot near the artifact's location was recently discovered, Thompson's key card was briefly missing during lunch break two days before the theft (reported but dismissed), and maintenance records show an unauthorized system update to the security software the week before - all pointing to a carefully orchestrated frame-job by someone with inside knowledge of the museum's security protocols. These elements allow students to practice critical thinking and evidence analysis while exploring the complexity of criminal justice proceedings.
Based on the security footage evidence, what crucial detail supports the possibility of Thompson's innocence?
Thompson was seen leaving the museum early that day
Thompson's regular work pattern included staying late
Thompson was caught on camera stealing the artifact
Thompson was never present in the museum that day
Which piece of evidence initially appeared incriminating but was later explained?
A broken display case
Missing security footage
A secret meeting with collectors
The $5,000 bank deposit
What overlooked testimony could potentially exonerate Thompson?
A security guard's vacation schedule
A curator's written statement
A cleaning crew member's observation
A visitor's photograph
What detail about Thompson's key card suggests possible tampering?
It was reported missing during a lunch break
It had never been used after hours
It was damaged beyond repair
It belonged to another employee
Which evidence suggests a premeditated attempt to frame Thompson?
Her regular overtime hours
Her fingerprints on the display case
Her tax refund documentation
An unauthorized security system update
To present an argument, the "A" in AREI Technique stands for...
(a)
To present an argument, the "R" in AREI Technique stands for...
(a)
To present an argument, the "E" in AREI Technique stands for...
(a)
To present an argument, the "I" in AREI Technique stands for...
(a)
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Answer the questions below after watching the video
Which type of speech is being presented? Explain your reasoning.
