1. Your text suggests that you should keep your audience involved, but not by using names of people in your
audience.​
a. True
b. False
2. Neversay“aperson”or“one”ifyoucangiveaname.​
a. True
b. False
3. If you use enough examples, the benefits of your speech should be obvious to the audience so you do not have to
spell out the rewards.​
a. True
b. False
4. Youshouldmakeliberaluseoftheword“you.”​
a. True
b. False
5. What is not a way to keep your audience involved?​
a. ​Use names of people in the audience
b. ​Refer to the person who introduced you
c. ​Refer to shared experience
d. ​Describe your qualifications to speak
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6. A speech should employ storytelling elements including _____.​
a. ​Suspense and conflict
b. ​Intriguing characterization
c. ​Refer to shared experience
d. ​Describe your qualifications to speak
7. What is one way a speaker can convert attention to interest?​
8. Describe three ways to give your speech a sense of movement.​
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