I. Define the New Speech Terms located on page
27, 173, 339, and
371.
When defining the term make sure you completely understand
the whole meaning. Use the glossary in the back of the book, the
chapter reading and when applicable the speech
vocabulary in the
II. In the blank write the name of the person who
fits each quote or
description. The index in the back of the book may help
find the
_______________
1. He said that before we can
move the world, we first have
________________2.
He believed that nothing great was ever achieved without
_______________
3. Given eitht hours to cut down
a tree, he would spend
seven
sharpening the blade and one cutting down the
_______________
4. He wrote an allegory
Choices
for questions 1 – 4 – Socrates, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Plato, Abraham Lincoln
_______________ 5. “I
know that you believe that you understand what you
think I
said, but I’m not sure that you realize that what
you heard is
not what I meant.’
_______________
6. “Think like a wise man but
communicate in the language
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7. She said that she would choose
to hear if she had to
choose between
hearing and seeing.
_______________
8. “The pleasure and excitement
of words is that they are
living and
generating things.”
_______________
9. He said that the difference
between the right word and
the
almost-right word is the difference between lightning
_______________ 10.
“Simplify, simplify,”
_______________
11. He stammered badly as a child
and overcame his
problem
through speech therapy and the high school
_______________
12. “Never rise to speak till you
have something to say and
when you
have said it, cease.”
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13. “The only way that I ever
started to get any type of
style was
when I picked up my trumpet and blew.”
Choices
for questions 11 – 13 – Miles Davis,
James Earl Jones, John Witherspoon
1. List and
explain the 10 planks of confidence
2. List two
ways to convey a good first impression.