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Hutto High School
Mrs. Rivas
Speech Final Review
#1 A symbol
A: Stands for an idea
B:
C:
D: Must be spoken
Involves dialogue
Labels every person in a
group
A. Stands for
an idea
An example of intrapersonal communication is
A: A conversation with a
B:
A group discussion
D:
Thinking over the
future
friend
C: A pep rally
D. Thinking
over the
future
The communication process does not need
A: stereotyping
B: A receiver
C: Decoding
D:
A message
stereotyping
Ethics involves one’s sense of
A: Right and wrong
B:
Black and white
C: Verbal and nonverbal
D:
Interpersonal
communication
communication
Ethics involves one’s sense of
A: Right and wrong
B:
Black and white
C: Verbal and nonverbal
D:
Interpersonal
communication
communication
Right an
wrong
A sneer is an example of
A: Written
B:
Verbal communication
D:
Nonverbal
communication
communication
C: motivaion
Nonverbal
communication
Which is communication apprehension
A: Afraid to speak in
public
C: Afraid to ask
questions
B:
Afraid to ask
directions
D: Afraid of ricicule
Afraid to
speak in
public
situations
Many fear the thought of giving a speech
more than they do
A: Becoming ill
B:
dying
C: Losing their homes
D:
Getting an F
Dying
Many have stage fright because
A: They prepare
B:
They understand the
audience
D:
They know that one
error equals failure
thoroughly
C: They think of a speech
as a performance
They think of
a speech as a
performance
What percentage of what others think of you is
determined before you ever open your mouth?
A: More than 50%
B:
95%
C: 10%
D:
0%
More than 50
%
To practice effectively, you should
A: Review your notes
silently
C: Think about what
you’re going to say
Practice as if you were
B:
giving your speech
D:
Practice? What is
that?
Practice as
if you were
giving your
speech
Which would NOT help you
form a good first impression?
A: Careful Grooming
B:
Dressing
professionallyy
C: Making sarcastic
D:
smiling as you
approach the platform
Jokes
Making sarcastic jokes
A Good Speaker cannot avoid stereotyping
A: True
B:
False
False
A sender of messages does
Not have to worry about feedback
A: True
B:
False
false
A properly motivated speaker should want
To treat others fairly and set a good example
A: True
B:
False
true
Confidence is closely related to self esteem
A: True
B:
False
true
Heart rate increases when we suffer
From stage fright
A: True
B:
False
true
Most people don’t suffer much from
stage fright
A: True
B:
False
False
You should practice a speech out loud
Rather than silently
A: True
B:
False
true
High school students are rarely stereotyped
A: True
B:
False
False
A good speaker should never rely on notes
A: True
B:
False
true
A good speaker shows enthusiasm
Physically and verbally
A: True
B:
False
true
Good listeners have a responsibility
to provide feedback
A: True
B:
False
true
Good listeners can’t help
but be distracted by
peripheral noise
A: True
B:
False
False
A good listener will try to
find the patterns in a
poorly organized speech
A: True
B:
False
true
Personal bias enhances
your ability to listen
A: True
B:
False
False
In general, studies have
shown that men are
better listeners than
women
A: True
B:
False
False
Your listening techniques
should differ in different
sections of a speech
A: True
B:
False
True
Silence is always negative
in communication
A: True
B:
False
False
Singling out one sound from a noisy
environment
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discriminative listening
listening that good friends
provide for their friends to talk
without fear of judgment
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empathic listening
listening to evaluate
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critical listening
listening for enjoyment
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appreciative listening
listening in which the
listener plays an role in the
process of communication
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active listening
Nonverbal messages and body language
are closely related terms
A: True
B:
False
True
Talking is the most
important form of
communication
A: True
B:
False
False
Some cultures value touch more
than others.
A: True
B:
False
True
Social distance is reserved
for strangers.
A: True
B:
False
False
Humans can produce large
quantities of physical
messages.
A: True
B:
False
True
The eyes are difficult to
disguise.
A: True
B:
False
true
Rate of speech can tell you
something about the
speaker’s purpose.
A: True
B:
False
The eyes are difficult to
disguise.
A: True
B:
False
True
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