Speech Strategies Quiz 1 (43 MCQs)

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1. How is tone expressed in speeches?
2. Group presentation with topic presentation divided among members.
3. The audience and speaker will always have different aims.
4. This strategy refers to how the speaker address the problems in speaking, listening, and comprehending that they may encounter in a conversation.
5. Why should you not go against your audience's expectations?
6. Which sentence below has falling intonation?
7. "We need to work together for this project. William, you're good in making good visuals, yes? Are you interested to do it for us? ''
8. What are some questions you could ask yourself to determine if an issue is appropriate for your speech?
9. Why is it important to research your topic thoroughly?
10. What would the audience's aims for a eulogy be?
11. What was Hillary Clinton's persuasive angle in the speech discussed?
12. How will you answer that kind of question?
13. "Make an essay about the COVID-19 pandemic"
14. How can we come up with a persuasive angle for a speech?
15. How often do you go to cinema?
16. "That's it for today's topic, i'll see you next week."
17. The demographic of an audience is important to consider when deciding on a subject.
18. "Hey! How are you? How's the weather up there?"
19. You don't have to know why you believe what you believe to persuade someone else to believe it too.
20. How can you make people feel inspired?
21. How do you choose the tone of a speech?
22. It is a strategy wherein the speaker carries to establish a topic collaboratively and productively.
23. "We should take this moment as learning opportunity. Let's take a note regarding this matter."
24. You should choose subjects you are interested in and knowledgeable about when writing a speech.
25. This strategy refers to the process by which people decides who take the conversational floor.
26. "May I have the floor please."
27. It refers to any limitation you may have set as a speaker.
28. This strategy covers how procedural formality or informality affects the development of the topic in a conversation.
29. The bus arrives at 7:30 in the morning.
30. What is your persuasive angle?
31. "What did you like about today's activity?"
32. "By the way, did you see the post by Anna last night?"
33. People listening to a scientist speak at CERN are looking for political persuasion.
34. Which of the following should you consider before planning a speech?A. What is expected from you and what you want to achieve
35. How is Hillary Clinton likely to have come up with her persuasive angle?
36. The audience's aims are unimportant.
37. Limiting a question to specific answers, ex. "Is it raining outside? '' (yes/no)
38. Is this your bag?
39. "I'm sorry, could you repeat your question please? I didn't hear it quite clearly. Thanks"
40. Why is it a good idea to put yourself in your audience's place when coming up with a persuasive angle?
41. What does she do?
42. This strategy is used in when we want to shift a topic to avoid a conversation or a specific topic
43. It refers to practices of closing down a topic.