SPC 1608 Week 12 Quiz | Assignment Help | Hillsborough Community College
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SPC 1608 Week 12 Quiz | Assignment Help | Hillsborough Community College
Question
1
When
considering the use of fonts in presentation aids, you should know that a sans
serif font
o
looks like handwriting.
o
has no added lines at
the top and bottom.
o
is a decorative font.
o
is better for reading
longer passages.
Question
2
Presentation
aids are effective because we depend on _____ more than all the other senses
combined.
o
Touch
o
hearing
o
sight
o
humor
Question
3
When
using color in computer-generated presentation aids, you should use
o
the same background
color on all visuals and no less than three colors for words.
o
the same background
color on all visuals and no more than two colors for words.
o
a different background
color on all visuals and no more than three colors for words.
o
a different background
color on all visuals and no more than two colors for words.
Question
4
Cora
is giving a presentation on marble collecting and has brought her own marble
collection to show to the audience. She is not sure, however, the best way to
present the marbles to her audience so that everyone can see them. What should
Cora do?
o
Cora should invite the
audience to come up and see the marbles after her speech, as long as no other
speakers are scheduled to follow her.
o
Cora should ask for a
volunteer to carry the marble jar around the room as she delivers her speech.
o
Cora should have the
audience stand up and gather around her as she delivers her speech.
o
Cora should pass the
marbles around as she delivers her speech.
Question
5
______
is the use of images as an integrated element in the total communication effort
a speaker makes to achieve his or her speaking goal.
o
Visual rhetoric
o
Strategic presentation
o
Organizational
procedure
o
Attention maintenance
Question
6
Without
a doubt, the most violated principle of using presentation aids in public
speaking is
o
“Consider your
audience.”
o
“Appeal to the senses.”
o
“Make it big.”
o
“Avoid decorative
fonts.”
Question
7
______
fonts are designed to look like handwriting; although interesting and dramatic,
they should be used sparingly because they are harder to read.
o
Decorative
o
Script
o
Sans serif
o
Serif
Question
8
A
presentation aid which is a pictorial representation of statistical data is a
o
model.
o
slide.
o
drawing.
o
graph.
Question
9
You
should not select a presentation aid until you have
o
decided on the purpose
of your speech.
o
practiced your speech
several times.
o
perfected your
nonverbal delivery.
o
developed your speaking
notes.
Question
10
What
advice does the text offer in regards to using people as presentation aids in a
speech?
o
Rehearse with the
person and try using a spur-of-the-moment volunteer in the speech.
o
Avoid using others as
presentational aids; rely on yourself as the presentational aid.
o
Never use other people
as presentation aids in a speech because of the potential for something to go
wrong.
o
Make sure they don’t
draw attention away from your speech; have them stand or sit still until they
are needed in the speech.
Question
11
Rosie
is giving a presentation on pet grooming and has brought her own dog to show to
the audience. She is not sure, however, the best way to incorporate the dog
into her speech so that audience has the best experience. What should Cora do?
o
Animals are the
quickest way to attract audience attention.
o
Use animals with care,
if at all.
o
Animals are never
appropriate presentation aids.
o
Animals should only be
used as presentation aids when speaking to audiences under the age of 18.
Question
12
Images
or pictures stored in a computer file or in printed form that can be used in a
presentation aid are
o
audiovisual aids.
o
typeface.
o
clip art.
o
pictorial graphics.
Question
13
Which
of the following is an example of an audiovisual aid?
o
an overhead projection
of a picture of the human heart
o
a YouTube clip of a
doctor performing open heart surgery
o
a life-size replica of
the human heart
o
a line graph displaying
statistical information about the prevalence of heart disease in the United
States over the past 30 years
Question
14
A
small object that represents a larger object is known as a
o
drawing.
o
model.
o
graphic.
o
chart.
Question
15
What
is one benefit of using drawings as presentation aids?
o
They are designed to be
read from a far distance.
o
They are easy and
inexpensive to make.
o
They help clarify
statistical data.
o
They are more detailed
than other presentation aids.
Question
16
Which
model is Joe's best choice if he is presenting a speech on the contribution to
holes in the ozone by cattle?
o
Joe should use pictures
since the actual object is too large and cumbersome to be easily used as a
presentation aid for this speech.
o
Joe should go ahead and
use the Holstein, even if it is large and not easy to maneuver, because an
object is always preferable to a drawing or model.
o
Joe should forego the
use of presentation aids in such a situation since a large presentation aid
(such as a cow) would be too distracting.
o
Joe should use a
three-dimensional model of a Holstein along with the items he uses to groom the
cattle since the actual object is too large to be easily used as a presentation
aid for a speech.
Question
17
A
graph that uses images to symbolize the data that appears on the graph is known
as a
o
Chart.
o
bar graph.
o
picture graph.
o
line graph.
Question
18
Before
his speech on organ donation, Nathan gave the audience a handout about the need
for organs and the process for becoming an organ donor. Is this an effective
use of presentation aids, according to the text’s guidelines?
o
No; Nathan should have
waited until the conclusion to hand this out, as audience members will be
distracted by what you give them.
o
No; Nathan confused the
audience by having them look at a handout that didn’t relate to what he was
speaking about.
o
Yes; Nathan drew the
audience into the speech by having them focus on the handout right away.
o
Yes; Nathan used the
handout in a timely and effective way, selecting the right presentation aid for
the topic.
Question
19
A
______ is anything tangible that helps communicate an idea to an audience.
o
model
o
visual rhetoric
o
diagram
o
presentation aid
Question
20
In
Louise’s speech about various golf grips and strokes, Louise used several golf
clubs and demonstrated the moves herself. According to your textbook’s
guidelines on the use of presentation aids, was this a good technique?
o
Yes, but only if other
objects or charts are used in conjunction with the speaker’s movements.
o
No; Louise should have
used someone else to demonstrate, so that she could keep speaking.
o
No; demonstrations like
this are distracting and too informal for a public speech.
o
Yes; a speaker can
serve as a presentation aid to demonstrate how something works or is done.
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