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Exam 16: Public Speaking: Presenting the Message
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Question 21
Multiple Choice
What culture is likely to respond to a speech with head nods whether they agree or disagree?
Question 22
Essay
Consider one of your professors,past or present,whose audiovisual aids enhanced your learning.Detail what the professor did that makes the audiovisual aids productive.Conversely,select a professor whose audiovisual aids detracted you from the class.Detail the mistakes this professor made,and then give suggestions for improvement.(Note: no need to use their real names;Professor A and Professor B will suffice. )
Question 23
True/False
The brain can tell the difference between what you vividly imagine and reality.New pathways between neurons are only created through reality.
Question 24
Multiple Choice
When practicing a speech,it is best to stop at which point?
Question 25
True/False
It is best to focus your eye contact on the middle and back of the room because the people in the front can see you better.
Question 26
Multiple Choice
The average speech rate is about 120-140 words per minute.This is equivalent to how long on a typed double-spaced manuscript?
Question 27
Multiple Choice
Juan is from Mexico and David is from Israel.The two are the final two contestants in a speaking contest.What is true about their speech apprehension?
Question 28
True/False
One of the most common mistakes of presenters using projectors and software-supported slides is for the speaker to "talk to the slides" rather than the audience.
Question 29
Essay
Discuss how fear of public speaking varies between cultures,ranking at least four cultures from highest levels of communication apprehension to lowest.To what degree do most U.S.Americans fear public speaking?
Question 30
True/False
In terms of gestures,the best advice is to forget about your hands and let them do what they would naturally do.Of course,this means you cannot keep your hands locked together or stuffed in pockets.
Question 31
Multiple Choice
Visual aids can assist you in making the presentation listenable and in maintaining attention.What is NOT a guideline to follow when using visual aids?
Question 32
Multiple Choice
_____ means "fear of public speaking"
Question 33
Multiple Choice
Julie is giving a speech about education and has recently become extremely passionate about the achievement gap between children from wealthy families and those from working-class families.How might her gestures best accompany her speech?
Question 34
Essay
Art plans to use computer software slides with a projector for an academic conference to be held in a country to which he has never visited.Give Art some advice on what he should and should not do to make the most effective presentation considering possible limitations.
Question 35
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is true about eye contact?
Question 36
Essay
Imagine that in your future career you will be presenting information to a large,multi-cultural audience.Identify three cultures other than yours and explain what you can do to accommodate their ability to listen to you.