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1. Syllogism means a form of argumentation consisting of

A major premise

A minor premise

A conclusion

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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2. Social judgment theory is the theory explaining how people may respond to surrounding a__________surrounding a particular topic or issue

Only Single position

Range of positions

Both

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Range of positions

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3. Red herring is the use of another issue to draw attention towards the real issue

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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4. A presentation that describes the procedure or method through which something is accomplished without the expectation that the audience will actually perform the process refers to

How to demonstration

Method demonstration

Process demonstration

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Process demonstration

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5. An attempt to influence audience thinking is called

Presentation to actuate

Presentation to convince

Expository presentation

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Presentation to convince

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6. A presentation that is delivered in an attempt to influence audience members’ behavior rather than merely their beliefs is called

Presentation to actuate

Presentation to convince

Expository presentation

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Presentation to actuate

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7. Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc means

With this;therefore,not because of this

With this;therefore,because of this

After this;therefore,because of this

After this;therefore,not because of this

Answer

Correct Answer: After this;therefore,because of this

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8. Artistic proof involving the use of emotional appeals to influence an audience refers to

Ethos

Logos

Pathos

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Pathos

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9. Artistic proof involving the use of logic or reasoning to influence an audience refers to

Ethos

Logos

Pathos

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Logos

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10. __________Includes those positions that the audience deems unacceptable

Latitude of acceptance

Latitude of noncommitment

Latitude of rejection

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Latitude of rejection

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11. __________Includes positions that the audience neither wholly accepts nor wholly rejects

Latitude of acceptance

Latitude of noncommitment

Latitude of rejection

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Latitude of noncommitment

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12. __________Includes the range of positions that the audience deems acceptable

Latitude of acceptance

Latitude of noncommitment

Latitude of rejection

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Latitude of acceptance

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13. Deriving a general conclusion from specific evidence, examples, or instances is called

Inductive reasoning

Deductive reasoning

Specific reasoning

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Inductive reasoning

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14. A presentation that describes the procedure or methods through which something is accomplished with the expectation that the audience will be able to perform the process is called

How to demonstration

Method demonstration

Process demonstration

None

Answer

Correct Answer: How to demonstration

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15. When a conclusion is based on a single occurrence or ________ data or sample size it is called hasty generalization

Sufficient

More than sufficient

Insufficient

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Insufficient

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16. False alternatives occur when only two options are provided, one of which is generally presented as the poor choice or one that should be avoided

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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17. An argument that appears legitimate and based on true reasoning

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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18. Expository presentation provides the audience with a concise review of an object, creation, place, person, concept, or event

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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19. Artistic proof involving the use of speaker credibility to influence an audience refers to

Ethos

Logos

Pathos

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Ethos

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20. Equivocation relies on__________of language to make an argument

Certainty

Explicitness

Ambiguousness

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Ambiguousness

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21. A syllogism that ________one or two of the three components of a syllogism is called enthymeme

Includes

Excludes

Both

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Excludes

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22. Division fallacy argues the whole is the same as its parts

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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23. Language that provides the audience with a clearer picture of what you are discussing by describing it in a concise manner

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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24. Definitions and descriptions provide the audience with an extended explanation or depiction of an _______person, concept, or event

Object

Creation

Place

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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25. Using general conclusions, premises, or principles to reach a conclusion about a specific example or instance is called

Inductive reasoning

Deductive reasoning

Specific reasoning

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Deductive reasoning

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26. Cum Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc means

With this;therefore,not because of this

With this;therefore,because of this

After this;therefore,because of this

After this;therefore,not because of this

Answer

Correct Answer: With this;therefore,because of this

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27. If someone advocates a position within your latitude of rejection, you will view it as further from your anchor position than it really is refers to

Assimilation effect

Composition effect

Contrast effect

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Contrast effect

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28. Concrete words are the words representing ________objects

Imaginary

Tangible

Both

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Tangible

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29. Composition fallacy argues that the parts are not the same as the whole

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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30. A claim maintaining that something is good or bad, beneficial or detrimental,is called

Claim of fact

Claim of policy

Claim of value

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Claim of value

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31. A claim maintaining that a course of action should or should not be taken is called

Claim of fact

Claim of policy

Claim of value

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Claim of policy

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32. A claim maintaining that something is true or false now is called

Claim of fact

Claim of policy

Claim of value

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Claim of fact

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33. Claim of conjecture is a claim maintaining that something will be _____in the future

Only true

Only false

True or false

None

Answer

Correct Answer: True or false

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34. According to audience involvement the greater the significance and importance audience members perceive the issue as having in their lives, the less involved they will be with the issue

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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35. Assimilation effct maintains that if someone advocates a position within your latitude of acceptance, you will view it as _______to your anchor position than it really is

Distant

Closer

Both

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Closer

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36. Ad hominem argument is the

Argument against the source

Argument against the message

Both

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Argument against the source

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37. When relationships are used to justify certain behaviors and to convince others of their appropriateness, it is called

Appeal to authority

Appeal to relationships

Appeal to people

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Appeal to relationships

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38. Bandwagon appeal means

Appeal to authority

Appeal to relationships

Appeal to people

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Appeal to people

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39. When a person’s authority or credibility in one area is used to support another area, it is called

Appeal to authority

Appeal to relationships

Appeal to people

None

Answer

Correct Answer: Appeal to authority

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Informative and Persuasive Presentations MCQ

1. Syllogism means a form of argumentation consisting of

2. Social judgment theory is the theory explaining how people may respond to surrounding a__________surrounding a particular topic or issue

3. Red herring is the use of another issue to draw attention towards the real issue

4. A presentation that describes the procedure or method through which something is accom­plished without the expectation that the audience will actually perform the process refers to

5. An attempt to influence audience thinking is called

6. A presentation that is delivered in an attempt to influence audience members’ behavior rather than merely their beliefs is called

7. Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc means

8. Artistic proof involving the use of emotional appeals to influence an audience refers to

9. Artistic proof involving the use of logic or reasoning to influence an audience refers to

10. __________Includes those positions that the audience deems unacceptable

11. __________Includes positions that the audience neither wholly accepts nor wholly rejects

12. __________Includes the range of positions that the audience deems acceptable

13. Deriving a general conclusion from specific evidence, examples, or instances is called

14. A presentation that describes the procedure or methods through which something is accom­plished with the expectation that the audience will be able to perform the process is called

15. When a conclu­sion is based on a single occurrence or ________ data or sample size it is called hasty generalization

16. False alternatives occur when only two options are provided, one of which is generally pre­sented as the poor choice or one that should be avoided

17. An argument that appears legitimate and based on true reasoning

18. Expository presentation provides the audience with a concise review of an object, creation, place, person, con­cept, or event

19. Artistic proof involving the use of speaker credibility to influence an audience refers to

20. Equivocation relies on__________of language to make an argument

21. A syllogism that ________one or two of the three components of a syllogism is called enthymeme

22. Division fallacy argues the whole is the same as its parts

23. Language that provides the audi­ence with a clearer picture of what you are discussing by describing it in a concise manner

24. Definitions and descriptions provide the audience with an extended explanation or depiction of an _______person, concept, or event

25. Using general conclusions, premises, or principles to reach a conclusion about a specific example or instance is called

26. Cum Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc means

27. If someone advocates a position within your latitude of rejec­tion, you will view it as further from your anchor position than it really is refers to

28. Concrete words are the words representing ________objects

29. Composition fallacy argues that the parts are not the same as the whole

30. A claim maintaining that something is good or bad, beneficial or detrimental,is called

31. A claim maintaining that a course of action should or should not be taken is called

32. A claim maintaining that something is true or false now is called

33. Claim of conjecture is a claim maintaining that something will be _____in the future

34. According to audience involvement the greater the significance and impor­tance audience members perceive the issue as having in their lives, the less involved they will be with the issue

35. Assimilation effct maintains that if someone advocates a position within your latitude of acceptance, you will view it as _______to your anchor position than it really is

36. Ad hominem argument is the

37. When rela­tionships are used to justify certain behaviors and to con­vince others of their appropriateness, it is called

38. Bandwagon appeal means

39. When a per­son’s authority or credibility in one area is used to support another area, it is called

4. A presentation that describes the procedure or method through which something is accomplished without the expectation that the audience will actually perform the process refers to

14. A presentation that describes the procedure or methods through which something is accomplished with the expectation that the audience will be able to perform the process is called

15. When a conclusion is based on a single occurrence or ________ data or sample size it is called hasty generalization

16. False alternatives occur when only two options are provided, one of which is generally presented as the poor choice or one that should be avoided

18. Expository presentation provides the audience with a concise review of an object, creation, place, person, concept, or event

23. Language that provides the audience with a clearer picture of what you are discussing by describing it in a concise manner

27. If someone advocates a position within your latitude of rejection, you will view it as further from your anchor position than it really is refers to

34. According to audience involvement the greater the significance and importance audience members perceive the issue as having in their lives, the less involved they will be with the issue

37. When relationships are used to justify certain behaviors and to convince others of their appropriateness, it is called

39. When a person’s authority or credibility in one area is used to support another area, it is called