Exam 5: Selecting a Topic and Purpose
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Which of the following would be the specific purpose of an informative speech?
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One brainstorming technique is that of dividing a sheet of paper into seven columns and writing down words associated with each of the following: ______, processes, phenomena, possessions, products, and programs.
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Which of the following is another name for the thesis statement of an informative speech?
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Which of the following would be a poor instance for speech to entertain?
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Describe an "on looking" walk and "the here and now" during brainstorming.
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"How to make a pot of coffee" is an example of a(n) ______ speech.
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Mixing and matching ideas you've generated to form interesting combinations is known as a ______.
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Which of the following is the least likely to be the behavioral objective of a persuasive speech?
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Compose a sample behavioral objective for a persuasive speech on blood donation and explain what you have included and why.
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______ is a process of free association in which your goal is to generate as many ideas as possible without fear of critique.
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The general purpose of a speech is your statement of the speech's main objectives.
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How can a speaker make a topic inventory? What is the benefit of doing this?
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Discuss and exemplify how you brainstorm using categories as stimuli.
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Speakers deliver informative speeches for which of the following reasons?
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Writing a behavioral objective will help the speaker focus the content of their speech on those aspects that audience members will find most interesting.
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The ______ approach uses the alphabet to help find a potential topic.
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The ABC approach uses the alphabet to help find a potential topic.
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