Speech 1017 Final Exam and

You will create one speaking outline (50% of exam grade) and approximately 45 other multiple choice, matching, true/false and fill-in-the-blank questions. There is one extra credit question. The exam is not timed, but must be finished in one sitting. There is only one attempt – no stopping and restarting exam. You are encouraged you use your notes, but may not work with peers. Cheating will earn you an “F” in the course.

In parentheses is the number of questions and number of points for the topic.

1. The First Amendment (1 – 10)

2. 4 Stages of Anxiety and Techniques to Control It (2 - 10)

3. Active Listening (1 – 10)

4. Prezi (1 – 10)

5. Delivery Skills – lecture (1 – 10)

6. Speech Parts (2 - 20)

7. Verbal Communication & Rhetorical Devices (4 - 45)

8. Nonverbal Communication (3 – 30)

9. Organizational Patterns (1 -15)

10. CRAAP and Media Bias Site (2 – 30)

11. Oral Citations (2 – 20)

12. APA Citation of a Journal by Issue (1 – 20)

13. Scholarly Journals (2 - 15)

14. Asch Experiment (1 – 10)

15. Persuasive Speaking Basics (4 - 50)

16. Appeals & the Audience (2 – 30)

17. Fallacies of Reasoning (1 - 20) (Not in lecture due to brevity of the semester so will be extra credit)

18. Perception, Attribution, and Perceptual Tendencies (3 – 30)

19. Gender Bias (1 – 5)

20. New Media & Big Data (3 – 40)

21. Intercultural Communication (3 – 30)

22. Hofstede’s Dimensions (1 – 20)

23. Empathic Civilisation, Flint Crisis, Mni Wiconi, Avocados, Mill Times, Google Earth, Global Goals (7 – 40)

24. Speaking Outline – Water Justice Outline (1 – 450)

a) Use keywords! Use Intro Speech template!

b) Include Oral Citations (not in-text citations) – reference page not required – 3 class sources required

c) Label and include all parts of speech and numeric format

d) Note and correctly use organizational pattern – if you use a persuasive pattern, be sure it is applied throughout