exam 3 - speech

Jennifer Aniston is hired to sell a hair care product. This is an example of what type of persuasion?

-not pathos

It's the last meeting before their speech and the group has it on their agenda to determine the packaging of their presentation. What does that mean?

-not the visual look of the pp slides -not creating a handout packet for everyone

Lola is giving a roast of her boss at an awards dinner and she has just insulted him. What should she do? a. Say nothing, mistakes happen to everyone. b. Nothing, it was a planned part of her roast.

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Giving a speech at a funeral is... a. A eulogy b. A dedication c. Inappropriate d. Conspiratorial

A eulogy

The rule of thirds is a. A layout design grid for placing things on a slide b. Creating three images on a slide c. The number of letters present on a single slide d. The number of words you should have on a slide

A layout design grid for placing things on a slide

"You can't vote for Jesse's ideas about funding additional parking because he is a real jerk." This is an example of what type of fallacy? a. Ad hominem b. Red Herring d. Bandwagon

Ad hominem

Julian is creating a presentation, he decides to use a template that is provided by PowerPoint. What should Julian do to ensure he slides are effective? a. Change the font to a Serif Font b. Take out any extra lines or graphics c. Nothing. If it was designed by the professionals at PowerPoint, he should trust it. d. Check to make sure the font is larger than a 28

Check to make sure the font is larger than a 28

What is a speech given to praise or blame? a. Hyperbole b. Banter c. Epideictic d. Conundrum

Epideictic

Shana has been invited to give a toast of her favorite professor to a group of fellow alumni. She wants to show that she is familiar and close to them. Which of these is the most important for her speech? a. Logos b. Essentialism c. Identification d. Roast

Identification

Dionne is giving a speech and decides to highlight a similar background to the audience. Dionne is using what to persuade? a. Data by providing factual information about a background. b. Identification by highlighting things they have in common. c. Pathos with them by making them feel things about their home.

Identification by highlighting things they have in common.

Words or statements used to amplify emotion are known as... a. Magnification b. Freudian Slip c. Hyperbole d. Identification

Magnification

I told my kids that they needed to clean their rooms because I was going to do the laundry. Which type of fallacy have I used? a. Non sequitor b. Strawman c. Bandwagon d. Ad Hominem

Non sequitor

An argument that seeks to establish the relative worth of something is a... a. Proposition of policy b. Proposition of fact c. Proposition of emotion d. Proposition of value

Proposition of value

Rachel has designed slides on her computer and they look great, but her teacher says that she needs to avoid using Serifs. What does that mean? a. Rachel needs to select a font that is simpler and cleaner b. Rachel needs to use the rule of thirds on her slides. c. Rachel needs to avoid pixelated images. d. The visual look of the PowerPoint slides is too cluttered and Rachel needs to simplify

Rachel needs to select a font that is simpler and cleaner

Sarah is giving a speech on penguins. She thinks that having pictures of cute penguins will enhance her paths. Which of these is the best practice for Sarah's penguins? a. Sarah should only use images that come from a professional photographer like National Geographic or Scientific American b. Sarah should not use an image of cute penguins. It doesn't look professional. c. Sarah should have a 5 or 6 penguin images to add extra cuteness factor. d. Sarah should search for high quality images and choose one for her visual aid.

Sarah should search for high quality images and choose one for her visual aid.

What is a color pallette? a. Selection of colors used throughout the project b. The words that are used to describe your topic c. The section of a slide that is devoted to color d. The vivid language used in the speech

Selection of colors used throughout the project

T/F: If you are paying tribute to someone you should give a commemorative speech.

True

T/F: a speech of presentation is a speech you give when you give someone an award

True

When we are creating PowerPoint slides, we have to think about balance.. What does this mean when referring to a visual aid? a. We need to consider how our visual aids add weight to our argument. b. We need to make sure we are representing the pros and cons of any argument in each slide. c. We need to make sure the image feels like it has equal weight and content on each side, as well as top and bottom. d. We need to make sure that the amount of words we say are the same as the words on the slide to balance auditory and visual learning.

We need to make sure the image feels like it has equal weight and content on each side, as well as top and bottom.

If you are asking whether something "can potentially be verified as either true or false" you are asking what type of question? a. A proposition of policy b. A preposition of fact c. A question of value d. A question of ideology

a preposition of fact

Lucy has invited 20 people to come to a luncheon hosted by her company. During her speech she announces that anyone who signs up for a one month free trial of her product will get their lunch for free. Anyone who doesn't has to pay for their lunch. What is Lucy doing?

coercing with the cost of lunch

Julian and his team are creating a presentation. What should Julian do to ensure his presentation is effective?

create a plan, have everyone contribute content and practice together as a team

Jason has noticed that every time his teacher creates a slide, it has too many images and too many words. What is the best description of what is happening?

noise in design

Maria is running for student government. She is hosting an session with three other candidates. so that the voting students can get to know the differences in their positions. Each candidate will give 10 minutes of prepared remarks. What type of group speaking event is this?

panel

Shana is creating persuasive speech about supporting diabetes research, she is deciding what support to put in her speech. She decides to put in an emotional statement from someone who has lost a child to the disease. What does this endorsement add most to her speech? a. Pathos b. Logos c. Identification d. Fallacy

pathos

Daria is creating a slide deck, which of these should she avoid? a. Petcha Kucha b. Line Art c. Pixelation d. San Serif Fonts

pixelation

If you are facing an audience already predisposed against your argument, you can anticipate the audience's opposition and respond to what you believe their points of opposition are. This is what kind of pattern? a. Preemptive pattern b. Direct pattern c. Refutation pattern d. Casual pattern

refutation pattern

Jason has noticed that every time they add a member to his group, the individuals seem to put in less effort than they used to. What is the best description of what is happening?

social loafing

When a speaker seeks to establish agreement about a particular topic they are a. Speaking to inform b. Speaking to actuate c. Speaking to convince d. Speaking to entertain

speaking to convince

Group 8 has been thinking about creating a speech about why everyone should where uniforms in college. David and Manuel aren't sure this is a great idea, but they don't want to make the others mad, so they stay quiet. Thomas, Ryan, and Eloise move forward thinking everyone is in agreement, but really it's an illusion or faulty sense of agreement. This group is experiencing what concept?

the group is experiencing group think

What is a delivery plan?

the plan a group develops to create and deliver a cohesive presentation

Maria is running for student government. She is hosting an session with three other candidates. so that the voting students can get to know the differences in their positions. Each candidate will give 10 minutes of prepared remarks. She wants to use data as a visual aid to show how prepared she is. What should she do? a. Avoid using any data. It just distracts the audience. b. Copy a chart from a journal article that shows lots of information and detail. c. Put a chart on one side of the slide and her key points on the other slide. d. Use a simplified chart with only relevant information.

use a simplified chart with only relevant information

Manuel wants to use lots of pictures in his speech. He wants professional quality photos. What should he avoid? a. Z Pattern b. Watermark c. Grayscale d. Balance

watermark

Kevin has decided to use data in his speech to enhance his logos. He has found a graph and wants to include it. As he is designing his visual aids he needs to consider which of these elements?

whether or not the audience can clearly read the graph and understand it

Kevin has decided to use data in his speech to enhance his logos. He has found a graph and wants to include it. As he is designing his visual aids he needs to consider which of these elements? a. Ensure it has a lot of detail and information to show the audience that it is from a scientific source. b. Using lots of color to make the graph interesting. c. He should not use any graphs in his visual aids as they just confuse the audience. d. Whether or not the audience can clearly read the graph and understand it

whether or not the audience can clearly read the graph and understand it

You are giving a speech about going on a Disney Cruise. You read one review that says the cruise line gave them the wrong review. You read another that says they got sick from the food. You read a third that said that the staff were incredibly rude. You decide to give your speech against the Disney Cruise and use these sources as your evidence. Which of these best describes what you are doing.

you are using induction, because you are gong from specific answers to a generalization about the cruise line