Exam 1: Principles Oeffectivspeaking

Which classical rhetorician divided persuasive proof into logical arguments (logos), emotional arguments (pathos), and arguments based on speaker character (ethos)?

Practicing a presentation is related to which one of the key elements of presentation speaking?

Who wrote the Rhetoric, a late fourth century BC book that established many of the public speaking strategies we use today?

Presentation speaking occurs

Once you have begun speaking to an audience, it is too late to adjust your presentation to their feedback.

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Audience member have the right to see and hear a speaker from anywhere in a room as well as the right to be able to read every word on every visual no matter where they sit or stand

Effectivspeakers rarely neeto practicor rehearstheir presentations.

Cultural sensitivity is the best practice for being an effective and ethical speaker

The context of a presentation is physical, not psychological

Applying the principle of logistics suggests that speakers should adapt

In the study of important speaking skills described in your textbook, which skill was missing from the top-ten list rated by college students?

Which of the key elements of presentation speaking is representing in the following principle from the Audience’s Bill of Rights: The right to have a presentation start and stop on time, the right to know in advance, how much time it will take, and the right to understand the circumstances and occasion for the presentation.

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Publispeaking is morcommon than presentation speaking.

According to your textbook, the “tools” you use to prepare and deliver a presentation are called

Publispeaking is morcommon than presentations.

Today, the American businessperson cannot readily predict the gender, race, average age, and religion of most audience members