7.

When you are a candidate for a post in a student

government and you deliver your campaign speech
before a voting public, you employ:
a. Extemporaneous speech
b. Impromptu Speech
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c. Manuscript Speech
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d. Memorized Speech
8. When you perform in a stage play, you use:
Name: ______________________ Section: _____________
Date:_______________________ Date: ____________ a. Extemporaneous speech
I. Multiple Choice b. Impromptu Speech
Direction: Read the statements carefully and c. Manuscript Speech
choose the correct answer from the given choices. d. Memorized Speech
9. You are interviewed for an employment, you utilize:
Write your answer in the space provided.
a. Extemporaneous speech
1. Anyone can face the challenge of speaking. Why do b. Impromptu Speech
we have to consider different situations in speaking? c. Manuscript Speech
a. Speaking may happen in an unfamiliar d. Memorized Speech
event. 10. A judge is presenting the legal proceedings and
b. Speaking is always the same. verdict in court. It can be categorized as:
c. Speaking is an art. a. Extemporaneous speech
d. A speaker has to deal with the problems b. Impromptu Speech
related to performance anxiety. c. Manuscript Speech
2. What is the primary advantage of speaking in an d. Memorized Speech
open-air venue or outside a building? 11. In entertaining speech, you may do all EXCEPT:
a. It is more intimate and personal. a. recall a scary story
b. One feels relaxed due to the atmosphere of b. share funny stories
the venue. c. tell jokes
c. It makes one more experienced knowing the d. tell about an aphorism
likely audience size. 12. It is used when you want to talk about the physical
d. One gets the attention of audience easily. structure of an object or the way things fit together in
3. It is a reading desk with a stand and a slanted top. a certain space.
a. Rostrum a. chronological pattern
b. podium b. spatial pattern
c. pulpit c. topical pattern
d. stage d. cause-effect pattern
4. As you anticipate to speak in different venues, all 13. Consider the thesis statement: Libraries are
are tips EXCEPT: essential resources for communities and should be
a. You prepare visible visual aids if applicable. funded more heavily by local municipalities. What
b. You adjust your nonverbal cues in smaller writing pattern must be appropriately used in this?
venues. a. chronological pattern
c. For a large venue, you need to speak at a b. spatial pattern
faster pace. c. topical pattern
d. Practice is always essential. d. cause-effect pattern
5. The main function of a microphone is to: 14. Consider the thesis statement: A vegan diet, while
a. Increase the volume of your voice a healthy and ethical way to consume food, indicates a
b. Clarify pronunciation position of privilege. It also limits you to other cultural
c. Clarify enunciation of words food experiences if you travel around the world. What
d. emphasize the beauty of verbiage writing pattern must be appropriately used in this?
6. According to purpose, this speech provides the a. compare-contrast pattern
audience with a clear understanding of a concept or b. chronological pattern
idea. c. categorical pattern
a. persuasive speech d. cause-effect pattern
b. entertainment speech 15. AFOREST is an organization pattern used in
c. expository speech persuasive speeches. It stands for:
d. informative speech a. Arguments, facts and figures, opinion,
rhetorical questions, emotive language,
superlatives, tripling
 b. Anecdotes, facts and figures, opinion,
rhetorics, emotive language, superlatives,
tripling
c. Anecdotes, facts and figures, opinion,
rhetorical questions, emotive language,
superlatives, tripling
d. Anecdotes, facts and figures, opinion,
rhetorical questions, emotive language,
superlatives, trivias
16. When you are citing statistics, research studies,
and other valid and credible information, you are:
a. Specifying evidence
b. Updating evidence
c. Choosing reputable evidence
d. Reasoning
17. The audience can be persuaded by the following
reasons, EXCEPT
a. If the audience perceive that the speaker
has credibility.
b. If the audience is convinced by the evidence
presented.
c. If the audience is convinced by the
reasoning.
d. If the audience realize the speaker presents
an argument.
18. Persuasive speeches should start by asking the
right questions. What type of speech question is
exemplified in the following:
Is death penalty an effective punishment to deter
crime?
a. Speech that questions fact
b. Speech that questions value
c. Speech that questions the policy
d. Speech that questions the method
19. If your purpose is to persuade listeners that the
death penalty should not be revived by the
government, what should be your supporting idea?
a. In a survey of various experts from the
American Society of Criminology, the Academy of
Criminal Justice Sciences, and the Law and Society
Association, it was found that majority of the experts
did not see death penalty as a deterrent to homicide
(Radelet & Lacock,2009.)
b. Criminals might be sentenced to death
based on other external factors, such as their race. In
fact a study by the American Civil Liberties Union
(2003), found that there is a racial bias in the
application of the death penalty.
c. In the United States, it was found that states
with no death penalty have lower murder rates
compared to those which have death penalty in place
(Bonner & Fessenden, 2000.)
d. Data from 1973 to 1984 show that murder
rates in the United States without the death penalty
were consistently lower and averaged only 63% of the
corresponding rates in the states retaining it.3 No
deterrence can be seen here--but it might exist and yet
be masked by other factors (Black, 2018.)
20. What is the order of Monroe’s Motivated
Sequence?
a. visualization, attention-grabber, need,
satisfaction, and call to action
b. attention-grabber, need, satisfaction,
visualization, and call to action
c. attention-grabber, need, visualization,
satisfaction, , and call to action
d. need, attention-grabber, satisfaction,
visualization, and call to action
For Items 21-30
Directions: Identify what logical fallacy is stated for
numbers 21-30.
a. Red Herring d. AdHominem
b. False Analogy e. Hasty Generalizations
c. Circular Argument
____21. Four out of five dentists recommend Happy
Glossy Smiley toothpaste brand. Therefore, it must be
great. E
____22. He’s not a great athlete; he’s a fraud, a cheat
and a liar. That’s why not everybody is happy for
Lance. D
____23. A mother who tells the pediatrician that she
doesn't trust his judgment because he's never been a
mother.
____24. People who cannot go without their coffee
every morning are no better than alcoholics. B
____25. There is a lot of commotion regarding saving
the environment. We cannot make this world an Eden.
What will happen if it does become Eden? Adam and
Eve got bored there! A
____26. You have to invite me to celebrate your
birthday because it wouldn’t be nice to leave me
behind. C
____27. I deserve a high grade so don’t you dare fail
me! C
____28. That group of teenagers is the Sukarap Gang -
they are out after dark, and they are wearing dark
clothes and shaved their eyebrows. E
____29. A man who has cheated on his spouse is
confronted by a friend who tells him that it is wrong.
The man begins to talk about right versus wrong and
who decides. A
____30. “Mr. Reyes, you are a teacher who doesn’t
know how to teach because you just graduated from a
non-performing school! D