Speakers who use mobility aids should
A) avoid using note cards when speaking extemporaneously and simply memorize the speech.
B) determine in advance if standing or sitting for the presentation will be the most practical.
C) place a table or podium between themselves and the audience.
D) handle any presentation issues spontaneously as they arise during the presentation.
B
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When all members of a group support a final decision, they have achieved
A) a census. B) evidence evaluation. C) a consensus. D) the analysis step.
While working in her group, Pat demonstrated a positive
attitude toward and an honest commitment to the group's common goal and its members before, during and after a group discussion or presentation. Pat was exhibiting a. Competence b. Character c. Caring d. Brainstorming e. Logistics
Katryn is an exchange student from Ukraine who is speaking to her class about a traditional Ukrainian dish called borscht. Katryn knows that everybody in her audience knows what soup is, so to help the class understand the taste of borscht, Katryn tells them to think of it like a soup with cabbage and beets in it. Which of the guidelines for informative speaking does this best exemplify?
A. Relate new information to old. B. Limit the information. C. Vary the levels of abstraction. D. Adjust the level of complexity.
Communication apprehension refers to
A) fear experienced before a speaking event B) judgment made by an audience C) a phobia that cannot be managed D) anxiety associated with real or anticipated interaction with others E) none of the options are correct