SPCH 2310 Speech
Session 6 Study Questions (print)
1. Ceremonial speaking
- shares knowledge.
- influences attitudes and actions.
- celebrates and reinforces common aims, beliefs, and aspirations.
- All of the above.
2. Two techniques, identification and _________, are vital to the effectiveness of ceremonial speaking.
- affection
- magnification
- celebration
- immediacy
3. Magnification includes
- selecting appropriate themes that focus on a person's actions.
- effective use of language to create dramatic word pictures.
- Both a and b.
- Neither a nor b.
4. There are _________ types of ceremonial speeches.
- five
- four
- three
- two
5. In a speech of tribute, the speaker should
- be sincere.
- create vivid images of accomplishment.
- avoid exaggeration.
- All of the above.
6. The first part of an award presentation is to
- congratulate the recipient.
- name the recipient.
- explain the nature of the award.
- share the recipient's qualifications.
7. Family members who present a eulogy should
- be brief.
- be very detailed.
- focus on family member's characteristics.
- explain how they handle the loss.
8. When making a toast, the speaker should
- memorize the toast for smooth delivery.
- be spontaneous.
- review the day's events.
- use humorous negative comments.
9. Those who make acceptance speeches should not
- be modest.
- give credit to others.
- omit the values that the award represents.
- fit language to the formality of the occasion.
10. Speeches of inspiration
- are enthusiastic.
- draw upon past successes.
- revitalize our appreciation of values and beliefs.
- omit frustrations that impede future accomplishments.
11. Inspirational speeches may be
- social
- religious.
- commercial.
- All of the above.
12. After-dinner speeches can serve to
- ask listeners for attitude changes.
- share radical perspectives.
- guide and inspire listeners' future efforts.
- ask listeners for behavioral changes.
13. Which is the best focus of after-dinner speech humor?
- The speaker
- The listeners
- Off color remarks
- None of the above.
14. The development of an after-dinner speech should include
- a spontaneous introduction, body, and conclusion.
- an effectively prepared beginning, middle, and end that conveys a specific message.
- a carefully introduced string of anecdotes and humor.
- None of the above.
15. Guidelines for masters of ceremonies include all except
- be a star.
- plan a good opening.
- plan a strong closing.
- prepare in advance.