PC

Question 1

rising or falling pitch patterns

Answer 1

INTONATION

Question 2

emphasis on certain syllables or words

Answer 2

STRESS

Question 3

flow and timing of speech

Answer 3

RHYTHM

Question 4

A carefully prepared and rehearsed speech delivered with the help of an outline or note cards, not read or memorized verbatim.

Answer 4

Extemporaneous Speech

Question 5

A speech delivered without prior preparation, often on the spot.

Answer 5

Impromptu Speech

Question 6

Non-verbal elements that affect speech

Answer 6

Paralinguistic Cues

Question 7

Rhythm, intonation, and stress patterns that add meaning

Answer 7

Prosodic Features

Question 8

A fully memorized speech with no reading or notes during delivery.

Answer 8

Memorized Speech

Question 9

A manuscript speech is delivered by reading a written script word-for-word.

Answer 9

Reading from a Manuscript

Question 10

A formal or informal presentation of ideas to inform, persuade, or entertain an audience.

Answer 10

PUBLIC SPEAKING

Question 11

Rise of political speeches, media, and communication theory

Answer 11

20th Century

Question 12

Revival of classical rhetoric

Answer 12

Renaissance

Question 13

Focus on religious sermons and persuasion

Answer 13

Middle Ages

Question 14

Roman educator and rhetorician.

Answer 14

Quintilian (35–100 CE)

Question 15

voice, gestures, and performance

Answer 15

Delivery

Question 16

recalling the speech

Answer 16

Memory

Question 17

choosing the right language

Answer 17

Style

Question 18

organizing the speech effectively

Answer 18

Arrangement

Question 19

developing arguments and ideas

Answer 19

Invention

Question 20

Roman statesman, lawyer, and orator.

Answer 20

Cicero (106–43 BCE)

Question 21

Did not write texts; known through Plato’s dialogues.

Answer 21

Socrates (470–399 BCE)

Question 22

asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking.

Answer 22

Socratic Method

Question 23

Student of Socrates; teacher of Aristotle.

Answer 23

Plato (427–347 BCE)

Question 24

Known as the “Father of Rhetoric.”

Answer 24

Aristotle (384–322 BCE)

Question 25

Persuasion is the use of facts, data, and logic to persuade an audience to accept a particular conclusion or support a specific decision.

Answer 25

Argumentative Communication

Question 26

Appeal to Credibility: An appeal based on the speaker's or writer’s credibility and trustworthiness.

Answer 26

ETHOS

Question 27

Emotional Appeal: An appeal to the audience’s emotions.

Answer 27

PATHOS

Question 28

Logical Appeal: An appeal to logic and reason.

Answer 28

LOGOS

Question 29

Persuasion involves convincing others to understand a message,

Answer 29

Persuasive Communication

Question 30

they identify the three underlying impulses that drive informative communication:

Answer 30

Osborn (2009) and Wakat, et al (2018)

Question 31

involves giving rather than asking, and is a daily part of life,

Answer 31

Informative communication

Question 32

Nowaczyk (2017) defines it as the act of bringing people together and facilitating their interaction and exchange of ideas

Answer 32

GLOBALIZATION

Question 33

Globalization refers to the expansion of capitalism to include all places around the world

Answer 33

ECONOMIC IMPACT

Question 34

Globalization refers to the global spread and integration of ideas, values, norms, behaviors, and ways of life.

Answer 34

CULTURAL IMPACT

Question 35

Globalization refers to the development of forms of governance that operate at the global scale.

Answer 35

POLITICAL IMPACT

Question 36

making distant regions feel like small, closely connected communities.

Answer 36

GLOBAL VILLAGE

Question 37

People across continents can communicate in real time, making the world feel smaller.

Answer 37

Instant Communication

Question 38

Exposure to diverse cultures leads to cultural exchange, but may also blur cultural identities.

Answer 38

Cultural Blending

Question 39

Global events are witnessed and experienced collectively.

Answer 39

Shared Experiences

Question 40

Economic events in one country can quickly impact others

Answer 40

Interconnected Economies

Question 41

People form global friendships, communities, and movements beyond geographic borders.

Answer 41

Digital Communities

Question 42

Ethical Communicators must respect what three things?

Answer 42

Respect audience, truth, and rights of others to information.

Question 43

Fill in the blank: One of the 9 C’s is "_________," which means avoiding errors in language.

Answer 43

Correctness.

Question 44

Which "C" ensures the message is vivid, specific, and tangible?

Answer 44

Concreteness.

Question 45

According to Nonwezyk (2017), globalization facilitates the exchange of ideas across what?

Answer 45

Traditional borders.

Question 46

Globalization’s Economic Impact: What system integrates all places into one global economy?

Answer 46

Capitalism / Globally integrated economic system.

Question 47

True or False: The "Global Village" refers to physical villages becoming interconnected.

Answer 47

False (It’s metaphorical, from communication advancements).

Question 48

Negative Implication of Global Village: It can cause a "_________ divide" between rich and poor nations.

Answer 48

Digital divide.

Question 49

Global Village Feature: What allows people across continents to interact in real time?

Answer 49

Instant Communication.

Question 50

"Imagine your child going to bed hungry" uses _________ (Logos/Pathos/Ethos).

Answer 50

Pathos

Question 51

"Studies show students who study 3+ hours daily score 20% higher" uses _________ (Logos/Pathos/Ethos).

Answer 51

Logos

Question 52

"As a doctor with 20 years’ experience..." uses _________ (Logos/Pathos/Ethos).

Answer 52

Ethos

Question 53

Informative Communication: What three impulses drive it? (List them)

Answer 53

Expand awareness, become competent, curiosity about how things work.

Question 54

Who is called the "Father of Rhetoric"?

Answer 54

Aristotle

Question 55

Plato emphasized rhetoric grounded in _________ and knowledge.

Answer 55

ethics

Question 56

Rome: Cicero’s Five Canons of Rhetoric include: Invention, Arrangement, Style, Memory, and _________.

Answer 56

Delivery

Question 57

A word-for-word read speech is called _________ speech.

Answer 57

Manuscript

Question 58

Which type uses an outline but isn’t memorized verbatim?

Answer 58

Extemporaneous

Question 59

Non-verbal cues like tone, pitch, and volume are called _________ cues.

Answer 59

Paralinguistic

Question 60

Stressing certain syllables/words is a _________ feature.

Answer 60

Proxotic