1. When delivering a speech, connectives:

1. Help orient the audience
2. Need to be comprehensive
3. Reinforce the goal of the speech
4. Should be a signpost

2. Which is not an effective principle for preparing main points?

1. Balance the amount of time given to each main point
2. Make sure each point is brief
3. Use a similar pattern of wording for each main point
4. Keep main points clearly separate from one another

3. If you have prepared a speech, but do not plan to used the same exact wording during actual delivery, you will be speaking:

1. Impromptu
2. Extemporaneously
3. From memory
4. From a manuscript

4. Choose the most effective way to manage public speaking apprehension:

1. Focus on suppressing your fear
2. Be honest with your audience about your nervousness
3. Write out your speech and read it with expression
4. Focus on delivering your message

5. During an employment interview, an applicant should avoid:

1. Answering questions briefly and to the point
2. Asking questions concerning salary and benefits
3. Accentuating all of his or her skills and accomplishments
4. Attempting to turn the interview into a conversation

6. The person who assumes the leadership role in a small group because of his or her ability, personality, or talkativeness is termed a (an):

1. Specific leader
2. Implied leader
3. Emergent leader
4. Designated leader

7. Determining whether you believe a statement to be true is:

1. Perspective taking
2. Selective listening
3. Empathic listening
4. Critical listening