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The Importance of Using Supporting Materials

Quiz by K Dressage

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  • Q1
    The use of an example in a speech has what effect?
    fills time
    simply to entertain
    creates a deeper understanding of the message
    distracts audience from the main point
    30s
  • Q2
    What is a hypothetical example?
    Something that isn't used in speeches
    An example that isn't real, but is created for analogy and understanding purposes
    An example that is real and created for understanding purposes
    An example based upon factual evidence
    30s
  • Q3
    What three parts are stories divided into?
    Character, Timing, Environment
    Character, Conflict, Conclusion
    Protagonist, Learning Experience, Conclusion
    Character, Conflict, Resolution
    30s
  • Q4
    What can a story do for a speech?
    Give people ideas for their next book
    Create an emotional connection between the audience and the central message
    Make the audience fall asleep
    lighten the heaviness of a dense speech
    30s
  • Q5
    Speeches can be hard to follow/keep track of the main message. What can speakers do to solidify the main points of their speech?
    Use stories
    Use facts and testimonies
    All of the above
    Use examples
    30s
  • Q6
    What is an expert testimony?
    The opinion or account of a professional regarding the topic being discussed
    A tool that is not used in speeches
    a testimony that sounds super complicated and intelligent, that's why they call it an expert testimony
    A personal first hand account given that could be given by anyone
    30s
  • Q7
    facts are unbiased pieces of information regarding dates, times, people, places....
    False
    True
    30s
  • Q8
    What is the importance of using facts and statistics within a speech?
    Makes the audience look at the speaker with respect and admiration
    Persuades the audience through personal opinions
    Adds unbiased credibility that the audience can trust
    Creates a rigid feel to a speech and should be avoided
    30s
  • Q9
    What makes or breaks the effectiveness of a fact/statistic?
    Using a credible source
    The tone you deliver the fact/statistic in
    What you wear the day of the speech
    At what point you deliver the fact/statistic
    30s
  • Q10
    What is cherry picking?
    The audience chooses to only listen to certain points of your speech
    Literally picking cherries from a tree
    Using only the evidence that benefits your point and ignores other relevant evidence that goes against your message
    Picking a fight with anyone who disagrees with your personal opinion
    30s

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