which one of the following topic is not an appropriate speech topic?
which of the following speech is not a ceremonial speech?
what is the proper way to clarify a subject that your audiences know little about?
how to adjust your speech if you receive negative audience responses?
public speaking is just a monologue, a personal show of the speaker.
communication is not an one-way process.
just because audience members are looking at us doesn’t mean they are paying attention. they need to be motivated to keep on listening.
among the basic elements in public speaking, which one is the most important one?
which of the following statement about controlling nervousness is incorrect?
what should we do when we practice our speech?
fear is a biological process by which animals, including humans, secure the necessary energy to do a job that really matters.
if we get nervous when speaking, it means we are poor speakers.
it is estimated that careful preparation can reduce anxiety by as much as 75 percent.
recording ourselves is very important, and we should watch our videos at least 3 times.
if you get nervous, there is no need to look at the audience.
what causes nervousness is a chemical called ( ).
how can good listening benefit us？
listening is only an automatic reaction of the sense and nervous system while hearing is the “receiving” part of the communication process.
you can help your audience remember your speech by making your speech as difficult as possible.
as a speaker, you should show your audience that you are an “expert” by adding a lot difficult information in your speech.
as a speaker, we should speak fast to show our fluency.
listening is the basis of language learning. if we can’t listen well, we can’t speak well.
a good speaker is the speaker who can keep on talking.
what are the six stages for listening?（请大写每个单词首字母，每个单词之间以空格区分）
if a speaker says something like “leftover women” or “bald ”, you might experience a strong emotional reaction that can block out your ability to listen, what should you do?
if you see the following negative feedbacks from audiences, like dozing, daydreaming and even strong impatience, how to “wake up your audience”?
if you want to listen well, you should listen to lots of new materials, and never stick on to one piece of material.
effective listeners play an active role by guiding the speaker toward common interests.
as a listener, we can just shut our ears when the speaker is not talking about things we are interested in to save more time.
if you are nervous on the stage, just regard the audience as carrots, cabbage or a piece of wood.
the key of public speaking is all about remembering the speaker him/herself.
what is the fifth stage among the 6 stages of listening?
what can you do if you want to speak with a proper volume?
which of the following statements is/are true?
public speaking is a combination of “performing” and “speaking”.
to make the most of our voice to deliver an effective speech, you should pay attention to your volume, pace, rhythm and tone.
as a speaker, you can shout or scream at your audience to show your strong emotion changes.
speaking fast shows that we have a good command of english, thus is a good thing.
in a sentence, emphasize nouns, verbs, adjectives, and some adverbs, pronouns and conjunctions.
accent does not mark language ability, but only marks the speaker’s identity, past experience and culture.
when we are introducing objects, presenting options and facts, and distinguishing between points, ideas, and facts, what gesture can we use?
which of the following statements is true?
what should you do to make a sincere eye contact?
if you are nervous on the stage, you can just look at the top of the heads or imaging your audience are vegetables.
there are two types of communication: verbal communication and non-verbal communication.
you should always keep iling while giving a speech.
we can point at our audience to catch their attention.
slight gestures like twisting hair, playing with pens, or swinging show that we are really casual on the stage, thus can cover up our nervousness.
what kind of topics are good topics?
which are the ways to organize and yse the materials effectively?
how can we speak effectively in a group discussion?
good speeches always have a clear sense of purpose.
reading efficiently when researching on your topic means that you need to read from cover to cover just like reading a novel.
we should think extremely clearly and cautiously about our ideas to avoid mistakes before we speak in a discussion, and if we cannot think it clearly, it would better to keep silent.
not everyone needs to be the group leader, but everyone does have an important role in discussion
what is the soul of a good speech?（请全部用小写）
which of the following choice of designing ppt for presentation is incorrect?
which of the following choice of designing ppt for presentation is correct?
which are the two key concepts for effectiveness?
longer sentences and gre words can show the audience our good command of english, so it should be encouraged.
we should avoid using jargons, internet buzzwords, and shocking or obscene language.
when preparing for a speech, writing an outline is just a waste of time. we should start to write the beginning immediately.
a outline only needs to include our mainpoints. subpoints, transitions, examples can all be omitted.
in our ppt, instead of showing all the pictures, charts, and texts in one single slide all at once, we should be ____________ (one of the five principles) when showing our ppt.
“in africa, every five seconds, a child dies of starvation” , which type of opening does it belong to?
if the topic is “the evolution along with history of batman as a heroic figure”, which pattern would be the most suitable one?
which of the following statement about using quotation is incorrect?
if we want to use questions to begin our speech, we can use yes/no questions, rhetorical questions and survey.
there is no need for us to write a good concluding part. we just simply need to say “that’s all, thank you” as a concluding part.
because common knowledge are common, so they are always right and can be supportive.
conclusion is simply the repetition of main points in the body part.
a good conclusion can refocus audience attention with a memorable thought or a final clincher.