Q.1
You need to have an outline for your speech because...
  • it is fashionable to do so.
  • the organisers demanded an outline.
  • it is the speech itself.
  • it gives you a framework for building a logical flow for your message.
Q.2
The characteristics of a good speech are...
  • voice modulation.
  • choice of words.
  • simple language.
  • all the above.
Q.3
You can organise the body of a speech causally, spatially, topically or...
  • haphazardly.
  • tabularly.
  • chronologically.
  • mentally.
Q.4
In a speech the strategy of repeating...
  • helps to leave an impression.
  • helps to relieve boredom.
  • helps to fill time.
  • helps to improve the speaker's vocabulary.
Q.5
A good speech should...
  • have an introduction.
  • have a solid body.
  • have a strong ending.
  • all the above.
Q.6
Choose the true statement from the following list.
  • A speech is dependent on the audience to whom it is to be delivered.
  • A speech is dependent on the topic the audience to whom it is to be delivered would be interested in.
  • A speech is dependent on the attention span of the audience to whom it is to be delivered.
  • All of the above.
Q.7
Which of the following is not a type of speech?
  • Informative
  • Instructional
  • Persuasive
  • Delusional
Q.8
The ending of a speech should usually be...
  • a possible solution to a problem outlining benefits and shortcomings.
  • a description of how you went about preparing for the speech.
  • a thanksgiving for the opportunity to deliver a speech.
  • a description of the pitfalls you faced while preparing for the speech.
Q.9
The best way to improve wording in a speech is...
  • to improve spelling.
  • to use complicated words.
  • to read aloud.
  • to use words that are difficult to pronounce.
Q.10
You should collect stories, ideas and examples on a speech subject because...
  • you want to cram your speech with as much information as you can gather.
  • you feel that it is invigorating to search for ideas.
  • you want to make the speech as long as possible.
  • you want the audience to understand your speech and also make your speech more interesting.
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