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1. The denotative meaning of a word refers most closely to which of the following?
2. Which of the following is most important for a person to consider when evaluating Internet documents in preparation for a speech?
3. Which of the following organizational patterns do scientists often use when they present the procedures and techniques of an experiment?
4. According to Aristotle - what five elements are the basis of speech preparation and criticism?
5. Which of the following increases the likelihood that a speech will appeal to the majority of audience members?
6. A speech divided into three methods for treating chronic heart disease would be best organized according to which of the following patterns?
7. A speech that builds toward an exciting conclusion employs which of the following patterns?
8. Which mode of speech delivery is NOT recommended for most public speaking situations because it prevents audience adaptation?
9. Which of the following is a method that can be useful in resisting distractions while listening?
10. Speech outlines that adhere to the principle of subordination will indicate sub-points with which of the following?
11. Which of the following is an example of a specific purpose statement for a speech about the Supreme Court?
12. Which of the following establishes a memorable message and develops a positive connection between a persuasive speaker and an audience?
13. Which of the following terms describes the term used when love - hate - or prejudice are employed to encourage an audience response?
14. Which of the following methods will most likely improve a person’s ability to evaluate a speech in a classroom setting?
15. Statements such as "state universities should admit all high school graduates" or "John Doe committed armed robbery" would be referred to as which of the following?
16. A speaker who makes a comparison between two different objects using the words "like" or "as" is integrating which of the following into a speech?
17. Which type of listening distraction occurs when an audience member finds an idea presented in a speech distasteful or disturbing?
18. When motivational speaker Richard Simmons shares his personal experiences about being obese and then changing his life with exercise - he is using which of the following?
19. Hypothetical examples are useful for which of the following purposes in a speech?
20. Which of the following methods of concluding a speech would most likely encourage a listener to seek further information about the topic?
21. Which of the following terms refers to language that does not stereotype or patronize people?
22. Sub-points of a speech outline should be written in which of the following ways?
23. Which of the following methods of selecting a speech topic involves the process of self-discovery and the consideration of personal interests?
24. All of the following are useful guidelines to consider when selecting a speech topic for a classroom presentation EXCEPT:
25. Reasoning from a generally accepted truth to a specific example is referred to as which of the following?

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