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Section 14.3 Assessment
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1

The use of humor in a speech is NEVER appropriate.
A)True
B)False
2

You should end your introduction of a speaker by stating the speaker's name.
A)True
B)False
3

Your speech will be better received if it is tailored to the audience you are addressing.
A)True
B)False
4

If you don't know the answer to a listener's question, you should try to respond anyway to avoid appearing unprepared or ignorant.
A)True
B)False
5

When introducing a speaker, it is not appropriate to share an anecdote about the speaker's hobbies.
A)True
B)False
6

The body of your speech should take up approximately ____________ of the time allotted for the entire presentation.
A)65%
B)70%
C)75%
D)85%
7

When developing the ideas for the content of your speech, it is best to use:
A)A flow chart
B)A three-tiered pyramid model
C)A simple outline model
D)A cause-and-effect model
8

In order to ensure the clarity of your presentation, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:
A)Be specific
B)Repeat main ideas
C)Summarize main ideas
D)Use abbreviations
9

During the actual delivery of your speech, it would be helpful to the listener if you would:
A)Speak slowly and pause occasionally.
B)Focus on one person throughout your speech.
C)Read your speech word-for-word so nothing is overlooked.
D)Avoid using any gestures.
10

Which of the following methods is NOT a helpful way to overcome stage fright?
A)Taking a few deep breaths before beginning your speech.
B)Avoiding talking to your listeners before the start of the meeting.
C)Practicing your speech in front of a mirror.
D)Stretching before the meeting to get rid of excess nervous energy.





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