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General Public Speaking MCQs

Speak to Inform MCQ

1. When using a spatial format you are free to discuss one major component of the object at a time.

2. Reusing the exact same words is called ______.

3. A speech about an event focuses on something that ______.

4. An audience will connect with a speaker if they are convinced that the presentation is of relevance to them.

5. A/an ______ can cover anything tangible—a machine, building, structure, place, or phenomenon.

6. A ______ format is used when explaining how a design or phenomenon evolved over time.

7. After selecting an object for your topic, you then focus on the general purpose of your topic instead of a specific one.

8. Speeches about objects fall under three organizational formats ______.

9. Inviting the audience to participate in your presentation is not suggested because of the risk of unanticipated outcomes.

10. Speakers should be aware that audience members may have a different understanding of the ideas, concepts, or words used based on personal experiences.

11. Rephrasing an idea in ____ to more fully explain it is known as Restatement

12. Restatement of the exact same words is called Repetition

13. A speech designed to convey how something works or how to do something is known as

14. A speech about something ___ is known as object speech

15. A speech designed to impart a new skill is known as

16. Information Underload is to give _____ information

17. Being given too much information to process or handle is known as information under load

18. An event speech is also known as

19. The language that is free of jargon is known as

20. Something that is vague; language that is neither concrete nor specific is known as Abstraction

Speak to Inform MCQ

1. When using a spatial format you are free to discuss one major component of the object at a time.

2. Reusing the exact same words is called ______.

3. A speech about an event focuses on something that ______.

4. An audience will connect with a speaker if they are convinced that the presentation is of relevance to them.

5. A/an ______ can cover anything tangible—a machine, building, structure, place, or phenomenon.

6. A ______ format is used when explaining how a design or phenomenon evolved over time.

7. After selecting an object for your topic, you then focus on the general purpose of your topic instead of a specific one.

8. Speeches about objects fall under three organizational formats ______.

9. Inviting the audience to participate in your presentation is not suggested because of the risk of unanticipated outcomes.

10. Speakers should be aware that audience members may have a different understanding of the ideas, concepts, or words used based on personal experiences.

11. Rephrasing an idea in ____ to more fully explain it is known as Restatement

12. Restatement of the exact same words is called Repetition

13. A speech designed to convey how something works or how to do something is known as

14. A speech about something ___ is known as object speech

15. A speech designed to impart a new skill is known as

16. Information Underload is to give _____ information

17. Being given too much infor­mation to process or handle is known as information under load

18. An event speech is also known as

19. The language that is free of jargon is known as

20. Something that is vague; language that is neither concrete nor specific is known as Abstraction

17. Being given too much information to process or handle is known as information under load