Public Speaking Final Exam Study Guide
Format and Content of the Exam
Part One: Matching. 23 terms
divided into 2 sections.
Terms: Sender, Receiver, Message, Feedback,
Channel, Encoding, Decoding, Types of interference,
Nonverbal, Pitch, Vocal quality, Impromptu
speaking, Manuscript speaking, Memorized
speaking, Extemporaneous speaking,
Visual-image speech, Persuasion, 2 kinds of persuaders
(coercive & coactive), Dissonance, 3 kinds
of receivers/audiences (hostile, doubtful, favorable)
Part Two: The communication process
diagram
Part Three: 49 True/False on various
concepts:
Concepts: Feedback, Levels of information, Interference, Gestures and
other nonverbals, Barriers to
listening, Listening tips, Audience analysis, Support materials: using
examples, personal experiences,
statistics, definitions, repetition, quotations; Credibility,
Outlining, Delivery of speeches: initial
impression, vocal characteristics, dialect, pause, movement, volume,
eye contact, facials;
Preparing/practicing different kinds of speeches; Audio-Visual aids and
their usage; Monroe’s
Motivated Sequence steps, Fear and Self-Confidence
Part Four: Listing
Concepts to know: Audience analysis, library use, outline construction,
audio-visual aids and their
usage, notecard use, manuscript, impromptu, and demonstration speech
practice and preparation tips,
Monroe’s Motivated Sequence, Works Cited guidelines
Chapters
covered on the Exam & papers to add to this folder!!!
From Person to Person
Chapters 1, 2, 5, and 6 -- Study your quizzes and notes, and a
handout on Fear/Self confidence
Chapter 15 on Preparing a Speech -- See the blue worksheet you did on
the first part of this
Chapter 16 on Delivering a Speech -- See your gold worksheet
Chapters 18 on Persuasion -- See your pink handout or notes
From the old book (the yellow packet)
Chapters 9 and 11 on Demonstration and Audio-Visual Aids-- See the
yellow worksheet you did over
the packet
Other Materials to add to this folder
Fear and self-confidence handout (2-sided, white)
Outlining part of the Information Speech Handout (Green)
Outlining part of the Persuasive Speech Handout (Red) on Monroe's
Motivated Sequence Steps