Speech 1315
Study Guide
CHS 20-27
Name 3 kinds of informative speeches.
Name 7 things or topics the informative speech can address.
What are the guidelines for informative speeches?
Define persuasive speaking
What is the three-part argument in Aristotle’s syllogism?
Explain how the enthymeme differs from the syllogism.
Explain how pathos, ethos, and logos are used to influence the audience’s opinions.
Contemporary research focuses on what 3 factors that causes an audience to change their
minds or hold on to their positions.
Explain Expectancy-Outcome Values Theory
List 7 steps in the Using Props Effectively Checklist
Name the 4 types of graphs discussed in the book
What are the two kinds of charts that can be used as a presentation aid?
Define or explain Multimedia
What is the LCD Panel?
What is the LCD Projector?
Name 4 options of displaying presentation aids other than one computer generated.
What 4 principles should be considered when displaying presentation aids?
In the PowerPoint Program, what is the purpose of the AutoContent Wizard?
What purpose would the template option serve in creating your PowerPoint presentation?
What are the principles of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theory?
Discuss the differences between central processing and peripheral processing.
Discuss the 3 types of claims.
What 3 levels of evidence can be used to support your claim?
Discuss the Motivated Sequence Pattern of arrangement developed by Alan Monroe.
List the 5 underlying functions of the special occasion speech.
Name 3 functions of the presentation aid.
What are 3 types of pictures?
In PowerPoint Views, what does normal view allow?
What are the 5 organizational patterns to be used when arranging speech points as
discussed in your book?
Define informative speaking?
The final exam will include an essay question. The possible topic will come from within
this study-guide.
TERMS
Target audience * Roast * Toast * Eulogy * *Refutation Pattern of Organization *
Hostile audience or those who strongly disagree * Narrative Organization Pattern *
Specific Speech Purpose * Hasty Overgeneralization * Inoculation Effect * Begging the
question * Bandwagoning * ad Hominem Argument * Red Herring * Fallacy * Forms of
rhetorical proof * Eight-By-eight rule * Typeface fonts * Prop * Model* Diagram *
Graph * Picture