MANAGING SPEECH ANXIETY: Matt Abrahams: No Freaking Speaking: Managing Public Speaking Anxiety (Video + Quiz)

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The speaker used each of the following in his speech except a(n) ______________.

definition correct incorrect

exposition correct incorrect

personal testimony correct incorrect

visual demonstration correct incorrect

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The speaker references ______________ sources of information.

fully cited correct incorrect

partially cited, but seemingly credible correct incorrect

partially cited, but seemingly non-credible correct incorrect

uncited and non-credible correct incorrect

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During his presentation, the speaker engaged the audience by ______________.

allowing the audience to call out answers correct incorrect

asking the audience action questions correct incorrect

asking members to come on stage correct incorrect

directing the audience in an activity correct incorrect

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The speaker was effective because he managed to do each of the following.

dress appropriately correct incorrect

articulate well correct incorrect

maintain good posture correct incorrect

move without a purpose correct incorrect

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The calm tone of the speaker indicated he ______________.

had a sore throat correct incorrect

understood the audience members' concerns correct incorrect

understood the possible effects of being too enthusiastic correct incorrect

wanted to reduce or avoid causing the audience additional stress correct incorrect

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The speaker's presentation was effective because he ______________.

planned what language to use during the presentation beforehand correct incorrect

considered the location of the presentation beforehand correct incorrect

kept his presentation to a predetermined length correct incorrect

limited the use of technology during the presentation correct incorrect

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The speaker used a ______________ to compare public speaking to other forms of performance, which supported his claim that public speakers need to prepare prior to a presentation.

anagram correct incorrect

analogy correct incorrect

anomaly correct incorrect

anaphora correct incorrect