27 Oct A speech about Simone Biles and her journey as a world renowned gymnast. You decide to arrange your main points in the following order:

1. Imagine you are giving a speech about Simone Biles and her journey as a world renowned gymnast. You decide to arrange your main points in the following order: 

 

Main Point 1: Simone’s introduction to gymnastics as a child

 

Main Point 2: Simone’s teenage years as a gymnasts 

 

Main Point 3: Simone’s most recent awards and honors

 

Which organizational pattern did you use? 

 

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Topical

Summary

Chronological

Numerical 

 

 

2. Any time you are writing a persuasive speech, you have to make sure you have addressed three issues. Which of the following is NOT one of these issues? 

 

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Make sure you explain why the solution might not work.

Make sure you have explained that your solution is practical and how it will work

Make sure you have provided a solution.

Make sure you have provided a need.

 

 

3. Which of the following is NOT one of the recommended organizational patterns for persuasive speeches? 

 

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Problem-Solution

Chronological

Problem-Cause-Solution

Comparative Advantage

 

 

4. Which of the following statements is NOT true.

 

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Speaking notes are short keyword memory-joggers you use when presenting a speech.

Speaking notes tell you where the speech is going, not where you are.

Speaking notes can be your full Preparation Outline.

You should not read from your speaking notes.

 

 

5. Visual aids should:

 

 

 

follow be complex, detailed, and not leave anything out.

never be about a topic you aren’t talking about.

have multiple fonts and font sizes to keep it interesting.

have as many pictures as possible.

 

 

 

 

6. When considering text in a visual aid, what should you avoid?

 

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Simple fonts

fonts size 24-32

using more than 6-8 words per line

large fonts

 

 

7. Which of the following is not true about presenting with visual aids?

 

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Talk to your audience, not the visual aids.

Avoid turning your back to the audience.

Leave your visual aid visible at all times.

Pass out copies of your visual aids after the presentation (not during)—if applicable.

 

 

8. Speaking to coworkers about our dogs’ eating habits is an example of

 

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Informative Speech

Small Group Speech

Persuasive Speech

Casual Speech

 

 

9. Jadah gave a speech about her favorite running shoes from high school track. Jadah’s speech is an example of what type of informative speech?

 

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Objects

People

Concepts

Events

 

 

10. Chelsea wants to give a speech about the events that lead to the sinking of the Titanic. What organizational pattern would be best for Chelsea to use? 

 

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Chronological

Spatial

Topical

Historical

 

 

 

 

 

 

11. Sudi is giving a speech about her favorite cookie recipe. She even brought some cookies for the class. When is the best time for Sudi to share her cookies?

 

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As students are entering the classroom.

 

After the introduction

 

During the speech, when she reveals the photos of the final product

 

After she has finished speaking

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12. A speech about how Rubix Cubes are made is an example of what kind of speech?

 

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Object

 

Concept

 

Events

 

Process

 

 

13. Due to their abstract nature, what type pf informative speech is most difficult?

 

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Process

People

Concepts

Processes

 

 

14. If you were to give a speech about the best ice cream restaurants in Omaha, what type of informative speech would it be?

 

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Objects

Concepts

Events

People