When practicing a speech, it is best to stop at which point?
A. When you are comfortable with your material and have worked out any problems, including those of support materials.
B. When you have perfected your delivery and memorized every detail.
C. When you have practiced it once, since "winging it" works for almost everyone.
D. Practicing itself is a bad idea since it increases "stage fright."
A
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Which of the following messages is most direct?
a. I'd like to go to the movies. Do you want to go? b. I'm so bored; I have nothing to do tonight. c. Do you feel like pizza tonight? d. You wouldn't want to go bowling, would you?
In a multilingual situation, the burden is on the speaker to make herself understood; the listener does not share the burden of understanding
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Whenever you present specific evidence in your speech outline, you should support that evidence with
A. oral citations. B. bibliographic references. C. personal experiences. D. internal references.
Scribbling down a few notes a couple of minutes before speech class is no
substitute for doing effective research. Indicate whether the statement is true or false.