In a preparation outline, the specific purpose and central idea are identified by Roman numerals

As your textbook explains, if yo want to sound eloquent, you should use words that are unfamiliar to the audience

False

“She darted around the bookstore like a hummingbird in a flower garden” is a simile

True

Alliteration as a means of creating rhythm in a speech refers to repeating the initial consonant sound of close or adjourning words

True

According to your textbook, using inclusive language in a speech is a matter of personal courtesy

true

There is a difference between one’s everyday personal style and one’s developed style as a public speaker

true

When making a preparation outline, you should state your main points and sub-points in full sentences to ensure that you develop your idea fully

True

When making an outline, you should place the main points farthest to the left and the less important ideas progressively farther to the right

True

In a preparation outline, the specific purpose is usually stated in the introduction

False

In a preparation outline, the specific purpose and central idea are identified by roman numerals

False

In the most common system of outlining, main points are identified by roman numerals and sub-points by capitol letters

true

A preparation outline should include transitions and internal summaries

true

“dogs” would be an appropriate title for a speech about the major breeds of show dogs

false

A speaking outline should be written on both sides of an index card of sheet of paper

false

A speaking outline should usually include directions for delivering the speech

true

using a quotation is one of most common and effective ways to conclude a speech

true

The only way to convey that your speech is ending is through the use of the words ‘in conclusion’

false

It is overtly repetitious to restate the central idea in the conclusion of the speech

False

Referring back to the introduction in your conclusion is a good way to give the speech psychological unity

True

The introduction of the speech should usually be prepared before the body of the speech

false

the time given to each main point of the body of a speech will be exactly the same

false

according to your textbook, the following is an example of a transition: “So much for the present; Now let’s turn our attention to the future”

True

“Above all, you need to know…” Is an example of a sign post

True

One of the main reasons to use an example in a speech is that they put abstract ideas into concrete terms that listeners can easily understand

True

Research has shown that examples have little effect on listeners beliefs and actions

False

As a speaker, you should usually avoid examples when explaining complex or unfamiliar ideas

False

The mean – popularity called the average- is determined by summing all the items in a group and dividing by the number of items

True

Your textbook recommends using visual aids to make statistics easier for listeners to comprehend

True

Research has shown that the more statistics you use, the more effective your speech will be

False

Peer Testimony is highly credible in a speech because it comes from people who are recognized experts in their field

False

Periodical Databases help you locate magazine and journal articles

True

General periodical indexes such as proquest research library and lexis nexis academic universe gives you access to full texts of many articles

True

Because it is such a vast source of information, you should use internet research to replace library research when preparing your speeches and papers in other classes

False

You can find a great deal of information on the internet, bt you cannot always find the same depth of research materials as in a good library

True

you can almost always count on the reliability of internet research materials found through major search engines such as Google and Yahoo

False

A virtual library is a search aid that combines internet technology with traditional library methods of catalogueing and accessing data

True

One advantage of using a virtual library for internet research is hat it can give you access to materials from the “invisible web” that aren’t accessible through traditional search engines

True

Yahoo is an example of an virtual library

False

According to your textbook, The three major criteria against which to test documents that you locate on the internet are auhtorship, sponsorship, sponsorship, and recency

True

Your most important task before conducting a research interview is to work out the questions you will ask during the interview

True

When taking research notes, it is important to distinguish among direct quotations, paraphrases, and your own ideas

True

Being audience-centered means that a speaker must sacrifice what he or she really believes to get a favorable response from the audience

False

Even when listeners pay close attention, they don’t process the speaker’s message exactly as desired

true

Communication scholars use “identification” to refer to the process by which speakers seek to create a bond with audiences by emphasizing common values, goals, and experiences

true

Keeping speeches within struct time limits is an artificial constraint of classroom speeches and is less important for speeches outside the classroom

False

The process of audience adaptation is over by the time a speaker starts delivering a speech

False

The first step in speech preparation is choosing a topic for your speech

True

The difference between informing and persuading is like the difference between teaching and advocating

True

“To inform my audience how to build a birdhouse and about the migratory patterns of birds” is an example if an effective specific purpose statement for a speech

false

The central idea usually forecasts the main points of a speech

True

Planning to listen is just as important as planning to speak

True

Most people speak at a rate 120-150 words per minute

True

Paying attention to mismatches between verbal and non-verbal messages is one way to determine meaning

True

According to “Bloom’s Taxonomy of the Cognitive Domain,” when you listen to a political debate as a way of deciding how to vote, you are engaged in evaluative listening

true

Cultural differences do not influence the way in which audience members listen and respond to a presentation

False

Good speech delivery conveys a speaker’s ideas without a calling attention to itself

true

Speaking from a manuscript allows for greater spontaneity and directness than speaking extemporaneously

false

speaking impromptu and speaking extemporaneously are essentially alike

false

Pitch is the relative highness or lowness of the speaker’s voice

True

ways of talking based on ethnic or regional speech patterns are called dialects

true

When a speaker’s body language with her or his words, listeners usually believe the body language rather than the words

true

As your textbook explains, learning how to gesture is one of the first things a beginning public speaker should concentrate on

false

In the US, public speakers who establish strong eye contact are usually more credible then speakers who have weak eye contact

true

According to your textbook, when preparing for a question-and-answer session you should anticipate possible questions, write out your answers in full, and practice delivery of your answers

true

What is the most common outline format is the Roman numeral outline?

Which of the following should be included in a preparation outline?

What is a preparation outline?

What should be used to indicate main points in a preparation outline?