Persuasive Speech Quiz 16 (25 MCQs)

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1. In his sermon, Edwards MAINLY taps into his audience's fear of
2. It is important to support with recent facts because it provides credibility and relevance.
3. School canteens should stop selling sugary drinks.
4. What is the difference between each pair or words?Unimaginable vs Imaginable
5. Which speech technique involves the repetition of the same word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses?
6. "All men and women will die. You are a man. Therefore, you will die one day."
7. Your ..... may be to defend an idea, to refute an opponent, to sell a program, or to inspire people to action.
8. Positive in attitude and full of energy and new ideas
9. In Introduction part, the element that must included is .....
10. A persuasive speaker might appeal to the audience's emotions, ethics and .....
11. Which statement is not a good way to establish credibility for presenting your topic?
12. Your parent is trying to convince you that you should not go to the fall party at your best friends house. Your parent says that if you do, you will stay out late and that is when all the sketchy people come out and the sketchy people will follow you and kidnap you, therefore you should not go to the fall party.
13. Read the following statement and identify the persuasive technique: "If you care about your future, you will start saving money today."
14. A presenter's slideshow or video must .....
15. What is the normal length of an essay or speech in this class?
16. Gilary and Gileyn loves solving math problems. Since Gilary is an accountant, Gileyn must also be an accountant.
17. Amy excels at writing down and memorizing speeches. But she gets very self-conscious when she's onstage delivering a speech. Which type of fears does Amy most likely suffer from?
18. How does the speaker in "Always go to the funeral" use emotional appeal to persuade the audience?
19. What's is the process of creating, reinforcing, or changing peoples' beliefs or actions called?
20. The mental give-and-take between the speaker and listener during a persuasive speech is called:
21. This type of speech's goal is to explain or describe facts, truths, and principles in a way that stimulates interest, facilitates understanding, and increases the likelihood of remembering.
22. In a debate, what is a speaker's responsibility when countering an opposing argument?
23. Persuasive
24. In which version of Monroe's Motivated Sequence would you offer solutions in the conclusion?
25. What must be avoided in public speaking?