BigOne3P_PublicSpeaking

Hearing generally refers to the process of:

• Receiving sound waves in your ear and perceived by the brain

• Focusing on your surroundings when there is a lot of noise

• A conscious action to understand what is being said

• Ignoring all other sounds except for your inner voice

Listening generally refers to the process of:

• Receiving sound waves in your ear and perceived by the brain

• Focusing on your surroundings when there is a lot of noise

• A conscious action to understand what is being said

• Ignoring all other sounds except for your inner voice

Chris is explaining to Dany how he was able to earn some extra money baking cakes. Dany asks questions like "How did you get that idea?" or "Why did you decide to bake cakes instead of cookies?" This is an example of:

• Passive listening

• Active speech

• Active listening

• Passive speech

   

Moving in stage, eye contact and gestures are an example of:

• Physical contact of the speech

• Non verbal communication

• Active verbal communication

• Body structure of the speech

Generally speaking, sympathy can be defined as:

• Putting yourself in the shoes of other

• The act of laughing about something funny

• Building a healthy relationship with someone

• Feeling sorry for someone else

Which of the following is an obstacle for active listening:

• Your physical appearance and clothes

• Having a break between presentations

• Showing a call to action in your slides

• Using a joke as a hook in your introduction

If your words, tone and body language don't match, this is a sign of:

• Bad speech structure

• The wrong target audience

• Non verbal communication

• Lack of cohesiveness

According to Mehrabian's communication model, the effectiveness of a message is divided by ____ body language, ____ tone and ____ words.

• 33% - 33% - 33%

• 55% - 38% - 7%

• 7% - 55% - 38%

• 38% - 7% - 55%

The act of grouping together the correct sound of letters is:

• Pronunciation

• Enunciation

• Pitch

• Inflection

The natural high and low range you can reach with your voice based on things like lungs, mouth and vocal chords is:

• Pronunciation

• Enunciation

• Pitch

• Inflection