Sources of Information

1. Which among the following sources of information is found in the newspapers which is used to inform the readers about what is happening in the world?

• Speeches

• News report

• Panel discussion

• Informative talks

2. These are sources of information that use descriptions, demonstrations, vivid details, and definitions to explain a subject, a person, or place that the audience wants to understand.

• Informative talks

• Panel discussion

• News report

• Speeches

3. Which one is used in expressing thoughts and ideas by means of articulate vocal sounds.

• Speeches

• News report

• Panel discussion

• Informative talks

4. _________ is a specific format used in a meeting, conference, or convention. It is a live or virtual discussion about a specific topic amongst a selected group of panelists who share differing perspectives in front of a large audience.

• Informative talks

• News report

• Speeches

• Panel discussion

5. There are four types of speech delivery. Which among the following speech delivery is being delivered 2-3 minutes after the topic was being read?

• Extemporaneous speech

• Impromptu speech

• Manuscript

• Memorized

6. Which of these following is being delivered right after the topic was being read?

• Extemporaneous speech

• Impromptu speech

• Manuscript

• Memorized

8. A speech delivery wherein the speaker has a written speech which is being read in front of the audience.

• Extemporaneous speech

• Impromptu speech

• Manuscript

• Memorized

8. A speech delivery that does not require critical thinking. It allows the speaker to put on his mind his speech ahead of time before the actual delivery

• Extemporaneous speech

• Impromptu speech

• Manuscript

• Memorized

9. The structure of a News report is sometimes called the Inverted Pyramid that has three parts. Which among these contains the most important information?

• Lead

• Body

• Tail

• Conclusion

10. Which among the three types encloses additional information in a news report?

• Lead

• Body

• Tail

• Conclusion