Question: If you are given the task of introducing yourself in your first speech, you should

Answer: narrow your scope to one or two events.

Question: In a speech, how should you use your voice?

Answer: In the expressive manner of normal conversation

Question: Which type of gestures should be avoided in a speech?

Answer: Tapping fingers on the podium

Standing on foot, then another

Rocking back and forth

Question: What do students often learn about their first speech?

Answer: That it is somewhat enjoyable

Question: Which of the following are associated with effective extemporaneous speaking?

Answer: Speaking with spontaneity

Using brief note cards

Knowing the subject very well

Question: Andy has never given a speech before and thus feels a great deal of anxiety. Which of the following is most likely to give Andy confidence that he can speak in public and engage his audience?

Answer: To give a brief ice breaker speech

Question: Focusing a speech topic must involve which of the following?

Answer: Narrowing the topic without becoming too limited

Being sensitive to time limits

Question: Which rules are good for beginning speakers to follow?

Answer: Slow down

Project clearly

Speak up

Question: How should a speaker approach selecting gestures for a speech?

Answer: Allow them to come naturally from emotion

Question: What should you do when constructing your note cards for speech delivery?

Answer: Include as few notes as you can and still present fluently.

Make sure you can read them clearly from arm’s length distance.

Write or print on only one side of the note cards.