Transcript Ch_ 4 Speech Jeopardy

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What type of listening is done to
value what we hear?
appreciative listening
What type of listening singles out
one sound from a noisy
environment?
discriminative listening
What type of listening do you do in
class when you are trying to
learn something?
comprehensive listening
Name 4 different bad listening
habits?
Interrupting, faking attention,
tuning out dull topics, or
criticizing the speaker’s delivery
or appearance
Besides propaganda, what else
should a listener guard against?
emotional appeals
What percentage of the day does
an average person spend
listening?
45%
What percentage of time does an
average student spend listening?
60%
To what part of the speech should
you listen more carefully?
the body or middle of the
speech
What type of listening do
psychiatrists or counselors use?
therapeutic or empathetic
What type of appeal stresses acting a
certain way because everyone else
does?
jumping on the bandwagon
What type of listening tries to
evaluate what is said?
critical listening
What appeal gives only one side of
the story?
stacking the deck
What type of appeal compares 2 unlike
things?
false comparison
What is the time called during
which you can think because you
don’t need to listen?
listening spare time
What type of appeal assigns a
negative label without any
evidence?
name calling
Which sex usually is the best
listeners?
females
What are sound distractions?
noise
What is the automatic reaction of the
senses and the nervous system to
sound?
Hearing
Who is responsible for good
communication?
The listener and the speaker
What type of listening guides the
speaker toward common interests?
active listener
What type of appeal uses phrases,
that show acceptance, interest, and
understanding?
door openers
What type of appeal which uses the
recommendation of a famous or
respected person?
testimonial
What is it called when you repeat
what you hear in your own words?
paraphrase
Do all cultures value touch the
same?
No
What can students do while they are
listening to help them remember more?
take notes
What are the 4 ways to manage your
listening spare time? EARS
Explore, Analyze, Review,
Search for Hidden
Meanings
What are 3 ways you can provide
feedback to the speaker?
good eye contact, sitting
up straight while facing
speaker, & nodding
How much time has to pass before
an average person forgets what
they’ve heard?
48 hours
What can interfere with our listening
that can make us quit listening or get
angry?
personal biases
What is a sounding board?
a person who accepts what is said,
tries to understand, and makes no
judgements