Let Quiz 5-Communication & Mass Media - Speech Communication

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Contrast passive, active, and critical listening and their uses Because public speaking is a dialogue between the speaker and the audience, why might passive listening be problematic during public speaking?

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Which of the following descriptions fits with your textbook's explanation of good listening?

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Contrast passive, active, and critical listening and their uses Passive listening does not actively engage the ideas or arguments of a speaker.

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The democratic framework means that everyone's insights and arguments are given equal weight.

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Speaking to the whole audience and not segmenting them is an important part of engaged public speaking.

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The "Principle of Charity" states you should _______________.

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When asked to give feedback on a speech, active listeners usually say only something about themselves, such as "I felt like it was interesting."

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Active listening seeks to find the meaning and relevance of what is being said.

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"Why does this person care about this topic?" is a question we ask ourselves when we are engaging in passive listening.

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Explain how your interaction with an audience fits the broader context of the public and democratic conversation In a successful public speech __________.

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Analyzing an audience means __________.

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Poorly reasoned speeches occur when __________.

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Speaking to a public means __________.

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Being a civil and ethical communicator means you __________.

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Inappropriate bias happens when a speaker __________.

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According to your textbook, part of what makes telling an intentional lie during a speech wrong is that the misrepresentation or omission is __________.

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Good public speakers advance the public conversation by __________.

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The literal audience is the people physically in front of the speaker.

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Analyze how the identity of the audience influences your choices, and explain how your choices influence the identity of the audience The process of audience analysis is not important because a successful public speech will automatically change an audience's opinion.

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Being a civil and ethical communicator means you __________.

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Identify various civility errors speakers can make According to the text, the difference between untrue speech and deceptive speech is __________.

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Explain the distinction between marketing and engagement as approaches to communication The marketing approach to an audience relies on stereotypes.

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Engaging your audience means that you __________.

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Which of the following are logical fallacies?

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Explain what civil communication is, and why it is ethical Why should you avoid ethically suspect practices?

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If you introduce into your speech an idea that you would not have come to on your own, you must give credit to the source where you found the idea.

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Demographics are limiting because they can lead the speaker away from identifying common ground among audience members.

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