SPC-1608 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIEDV ANSWERS
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
If a speaker delivers a powerful presentation about the dangers of binge drinking and then celebrates by
getting completely drunk, which ethical responsibility of public speaking has been violated? -
(answer)Integrity
During a speech about campus tobacco bans, Andrea acknowledges her personal biases against
breathing second-hand smoke. Which ethical responsibility of public speaking has been upheld? -
(answer)Fairness
Which element of the rhetorical situation refers to the real or perceived need that spurs on public
address? - (answer)Exigence
Which of the following effective speech components refers to the specific language and style speakers
use in their presentations? - (answer)Microstructure
Larissa's speech was highly effective because it drew upon her personal competence and character.
Which element of effective speaking made her speech successful? - (answer)Ethos
Before Michael's speech, he keeps telling himself that he's not ready and he's going to fail. Which
symptom of public speaking apprehension is Michael experiencing? - (answer)Cognitive
When is public speaking apprehension at its highest? - (answer)In the confrontation phase
Sheree decides to attempt to reduce her glossophobia by doing increasing more challenging speaking
activities. What method is Sheree using to manage her apprehension? - (answer)Systematic
desensitization
Which of the following canons of rhetoric involves adding creativity and polish to your speech? -
(answer)Memory
, SPC-1608 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIEDV ANSWERS
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
Which of the following canons of rhetoric involves the macrostructure of your speech? -
(answer)Arrangement
Which of these types of listening is indicative of evaluating the worth of a message? - (answer)Critical
Which of these listening styles is concerned with facts and evidence? - (answer)Content-oriented
Which element of the listening process involves critically analyzing messages for truthfulness, utility, and
trustworthiness? - (answer)Evaluating
Which of the following listening styles is concerned with discovering the overall point of the speech? -
(answer)Action oriented
Which of the following would be a constructive critique of a speech? - (answer)I had difficulty
understanding how the transition between the first and second points tied them together.
In an informative speech, what should you do if your audience doesn't know much about the topic
you're presenting? - (answer)Stimulate natural curiosity by relaying the most interesting facts.
Which of the following will help you enhance the creativity of informative speeches? -
(answer)Practicing productive thinking
Which of the following informative speech types is MOST likely to be a process speech? -
(answer)Demonstration
Saying "we" and "us" instead of "me" and "you" is an example of what method of adapting to
audiences? - (answer)Establishing common ground
Which of the following will help you enhance your credibility as a speaker? - (answer)Being personable.
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
If a speaker delivers a powerful presentation about the dangers of binge drinking and then celebrates by
getting completely drunk, which ethical responsibility of public speaking has been violated? -
(answer)Integrity
During a speech about campus tobacco bans, Andrea acknowledges her personal biases against
breathing second-hand smoke. Which ethical responsibility of public speaking has been upheld? -
(answer)Fairness
Which element of the rhetorical situation refers to the real or perceived need that spurs on public
address? - (answer)Exigence
Which of the following effective speech components refers to the specific language and style speakers
use in their presentations? - (answer)Microstructure
Larissa's speech was highly effective because it drew upon her personal competence and character.
Which element of effective speaking made her speech successful? - (answer)Ethos
Before Michael's speech, he keeps telling himself that he's not ready and he's going to fail. Which
symptom of public speaking apprehension is Michael experiencing? - (answer)Cognitive
When is public speaking apprehension at its highest? - (answer)In the confrontation phase
Sheree decides to attempt to reduce her glossophobia by doing increasing more challenging speaking
activities. What method is Sheree using to manage her apprehension? - (answer)Systematic
desensitization
Which of the following canons of rhetoric involves adding creativity and polish to your speech? -
(answer)Memory
, SPC-1608 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIEDV ANSWERS
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED 100% PASS
Which of the following canons of rhetoric involves the macrostructure of your speech? -
(answer)Arrangement
Which of these types of listening is indicative of evaluating the worth of a message? - (answer)Critical
Which of these listening styles is concerned with facts and evidence? - (answer)Content-oriented
Which element of the listening process involves critically analyzing messages for truthfulness, utility, and
trustworthiness? - (answer)Evaluating
Which of the following listening styles is concerned with discovering the overall point of the speech? -
(answer)Action oriented
Which of the following would be a constructive critique of a speech? - (answer)I had difficulty
understanding how the transition between the first and second points tied them together.
In an informative speech, what should you do if your audience doesn't know much about the topic
you're presenting? - (answer)Stimulate natural curiosity by relaying the most interesting facts.
Which of the following will help you enhance the creativity of informative speeches? -
(answer)Practicing productive thinking
Which of the following informative speech types is MOST likely to be a process speech? -
(answer)Demonstration
Saying "we" and "us" instead of "me" and "you" is an example of what method of adapting to
audiences? - (answer)Establishing common ground
Which of the following will help you enhance your credibility as a speaker? - (answer)Being personable.
