Question 1

This refers to the setting or the environment that surrounds a language which helps in interpreting its meaning.

Accepted Answer

CONTEXT

Question 2

Which is not an example of interpersonal communication?

Accepted Answer

memorizing a speech out loud in  front of a mirror

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talking with friends during break time.

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sending an application letter to a company

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conducting discussion leading in class.

Question 3

Whose quote is this, "Whether you think you or you can't, you're right"?

Accepted Answer

HENRY FORD

Question 4

Which is not an example of intrapersonal communication?

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code-switching to  avoid communication break down

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evaluating  personal judgement

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making decisions

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recalling things

Question 5

What type of communication best describes this?
"Talking to you younger sibling."

Accepted Answer

dyadic communication

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intrapersonal communication

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small group discussion

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public communication

Question 6

What type of communication best describes this?
"President delivering his SONA through TV"

Accepted Answer

mass communication

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public communication

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small group discussion

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organizational communication

Question 7

This refers to a communication process that follows a chain of command.

Accepted Answer

ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION

Question 8

Complete the paragraph " There are always three speeches for everyone you gave - the one you ________ .... the one you gave... the one you wish you gave."

Accepted Answer

PRACTICED

Question 9

This type of speaking activity gives the sender little or no preparation before the delivery of his speech.

Accepted Answer

impromptu speech

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reading from a manuscript

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memorized speech

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extemporaneous speech

Question 10

This type of speaking activity has a high chance of getting disorganized once the speaker failed to recall certain lines or words of his speech.

Accepted Answer

memorized speech

Answer

reading from a manuscript

Answer

impromptu speech

Answer

extemporaneous speech

Question 11

This type of speech no longer requires the speaker to construct his thoughts and avoids the possibility of forgetting certain words of lines.

Accepted Answer

reading from a manuscript

Answer

extemporaneous speech

Answer

memorized speech

Answer

impromptu speech

Question 12

This type of speech delivery can be useful when the message needs to be exact while establishing eye contact and making appropriate gesture without relying on notes.

Accepted Answer

memorized speech

Answer

reading from a manuscript

Answer

extemporaneous speech

Answer

impromptu speech

Question 13

This type of speech is carefully planned and rehearsed, and spoken in a conversational manner.

Accepted Answer

extemporaneous speech

Answer

memorized speech

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reading from a manuscript

Answer

impromptu speech

Question 14

This type of speech requires the speaker to be spontaneous and responsive to an animated audience.

Accepted Answer

extemporaneous speech

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impromptu speech

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memorized speech

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reading from a manuscript

Question 15

Speech to Persuade is being able to convey information and to espouse a cause.

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true

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false

Question 16

The main obligation of a speaker who aims to inform its audience is to enhance and enrich the knowledge of his listeners.

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true

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false

Question 17

The main purpose of "speech to entertain" is for their audience to realize that we must think of solutions to the serious issues in life.

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false

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true

Question 18

In a speech to inspire, you may or may not make your listeners feel good about themselves as long as you are telling the truth.

Accepted Answer

false

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true

Question 19

The speech framework is used when the speaker needs to briefly talk about a person or a specific event.

Accepted Answer

5 W's

Question 20

When do we not use Diplomatic Framework?

Accepted Answer

when you need to need to connect with your audience by relating personal experiences.

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When you need to conclude your speech with a recommendation.

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When you need to talk about the benefits and drawback

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When you need to explain the pros and cons of an issue.

Question 21

What does "E" in "P.R.E.P" stand for?

Accepted Answer

Example

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Exemplify

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Elaborate

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Explain

Question 22

What is not a goal of an informative speech?

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prove a point

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stimulate interest

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facilitate understanding

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increase likelihood of remembering

Question 23

It is important to tap to the unnatural curiosity of the audience members when delivering an informative speech.

Accepted Answer

false

Answer

true

Question 24

Which cannot be used in delivering a speech to define?

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demonstration

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derivation

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function

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classification

Question 25

When you want to describe something based on what it is made of, you are looking for its _________.

Accepted Answer

composition

Question 26

Top to Bottom, Left to Right, Outer to Inner - These are all examples of _____________________.

Accepted Answer

spatial organization

Question 27

Effective demonstrations require knowledge and _________.

Accepted Answer

experience

Question 28

The word "vegan" was coined in UK in 1944 when the ___________________ was founded.

Accepted Answer

vegan society

Question 29

What is the first step in developing a speech?

Accepted Answer

Selecting and narrowing a speech topic

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Gathering supporting materials

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Scanning the audience

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Determining speech purpose

Question 30

This is important tool that can help us deliver a speech effectively by helping us organize our ideas.

Accepted Answer

outline

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