1. To support her ideas, Shondra is searching for numerical data that can be measured mathematically. That is, she is specifically looking for _____.
transitions
analogies
facts
statistics
2. All the impressions that you make on listeners, which ultimately affect the way they absorb and interpret your ideas, were referred to by Aristotle as charisma. True False
3. How might the self-introductory speech be practical beyond the classroom?
It forces you to learn how to research an unfamiliar topic.
It can be valuable when you are asked to introduce yourself or your organization.
It gives you the opportunity to prepare a lengthy and complex speech for the first time.
It teaches you how to develop strong persuasive skills.
4. A transition helps a speaker to _____.
reflect on the meaning of the speech
build a connection with the audience
outline the main ideas
move from one point to another