Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18.
Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18 4/27/18, 12)26 PM
Comprehensive Final Exam
Due May 1 at 11am Points 200 Questions 100
Available Apr 24 at 11:59pm - May 1 at 11am 6 days Time Limit 180 Minutes
Instructions
Directions:
You are allowed to use both your class notes and class textbook while taking your
Communication 101 Final. Please remember to read each question and select the BESTpossible
answer for each question.
Important Reminders:
In addition, keep in mind that your final must be completed in one setting. You are not
allowed to save your answers and continue working on your final at a later date and time. Further,
this exam is timed. You will have 180 minutes to complete your exam. Good Luck!
dlb
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 142 minutes 198 out of 200 *
* Some questions not yet graded
Score for this quiz: 198 out of
200 * Submitted Apr 27 at
12:26pm
This attempt took 142 minutes.
Question 1 pts
1. Which of the following is not one of the five canons of rhetoric?
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,Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18.
Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18 4/27/18, 12)26 PM
invention
delivery
Correct! persuasion
arrangement
Question 2 pts
2. Factors that distinguish public speaking from other forms of
communication include
opportunities for feedback.
level of preparation.
degree of formality.
Correct! All of the options are correct.
Question 3 pts
3. Converting thoughts into words is called
Correct! encoding.
decoding.
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receiving.
channeling.
Question 4 pts
4. The audience’s response to a message, conveyed both verbally and
nonverbally, is referred to as
shared meaning.
Correct! feedback
the medium.
decoding.
Question 5 pts
5 The first step in the speechmaking process is
conducting research.
developing main points.
stating the purpose.
Correct! audience analysis.
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Question 6 pts
6. Audience analysis involves the study of an audience through techniques
such as
Correct! interviews and questionnaires.
observation and tape-recording.
surveys and assumptions.
interviews and conjecture.
Question 7 pts
7. Anne chose to give a speech to her classmates about the categories of
computer games. The general purpose of Anne’s speech was
Correct! to inform.
to persuade.
to mark a special occasion.
None of the options are correct.
Question 8 pts
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Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18 4/27/18, 12)26 PM
Comprehensive Final Exam
Due May 1 at 11am Points 200 Questions 100
Available Apr 24 at 11:59pm - May 1 at 11am 6 days Time Limit 180 Minutes
Instructions
Directions:
You are allowed to use both your class notes and class textbook while taking your
Communication 101 Final. Please remember to read each question and select the BESTpossible
answer for each question.
Important Reminders:
In addition, keep in mind that your final must be completed in one setting. You are not
allowed to save your answers and continue working on your final at a later date and time. Further,
this exam is timed. You will have 180 minutes to complete your exam. Good Luck!
dlb
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 142 minutes 198 out of 200 *
* Some questions not yet graded
Score for this quiz: 198 out of
200 * Submitted Apr 27 at
12:26pm
This attempt took 142 minutes.
Question 1 pts
1. Which of the following is not one of the five canons of rhetoric?
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,Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18.
Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18 4/27/18, 12)26 PM
invention
delivery
Correct! persuasion
arrangement
Question 2 pts
2. Factors that distinguish public speaking from other forms of
communication include
opportunities for feedback.
level of preparation.
degree of formality.
Correct! All of the options are correct.
Question 3 pts
3. Converting thoughts into words is called
Correct! encoding.
decoding.
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,Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18.
Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18 4/27/18, 12)26 PM
receiving.
channeling.
Question 4 pts
4. The audience’s response to a message, conveyed both verbally and
nonverbally, is referred to as
shared meaning.
Correct! feedback
the medium.
decoding.
Question 5 pts
5 The first step in the speechmaking process is
conducting research.
developing main points.
stating the purpose.
Correct! audience analysis.
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Comprehensive Final Exam : COM 101 001 - Oral Communication - Sp18 4/27/18, 12)26 PM
Question 6 pts
6. Audience analysis involves the study of an audience through techniques
such as
Correct! interviews and questionnaires.
observation and tape-recording.
surveys and assumptions.
interviews and conjecture.
Question 7 pts
7. Anne chose to give a speech to her classmates about the categories of
computer games. The general purpose of Anne’s speech was
Correct! to inform.
to persuade.
to mark a special occasion.
None of the options are correct.
Question 8 pts
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