1. 2. 3. True or False: Avoiding ethnocentrism is important for listeners as wel

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1. 2. 3. True or False: Avoiding ethnocentrism is important for listeners as well as for speakers. True or False: To improve listening you should think of listening as a passive process. True or False: You should never cite an article in your speech on the basis of the abstract alone 4. True or false: A speech of presentation is a speech that introduces the main speaker to the audience. 5. True or False: Listeners usually find generalizations more interesting and convincing than specific statements. 6. True or False: A hypothetical example is an example that describes an imaginary or fictitious situation. 7. True or false: A speech that pays tribute to a person, group, institution, or idea is known as a commemorative speec h. 8. True or False: Research show that a well-organized speech can increase the speaker's competence and trustworthiness in the mind of listeners. 9. True or false: A five-step method for directing discussion in a problem-solving small group is known as a panel discussion. 10. True or False: Most speech should have six to ten main points. 11. True or False: The conclusion should usually make up about 25% of your speech 12. True or False: For the sake of clarity, you should usually employ the generic "he" when speaking in public 13. True or false: Speakers should try to include full sentences in their visual aids so that the audience can easily follow along with what is being said in the speech. 14. The three types of credibility can change during the course of a speech. Which type of credibility is granted to a speaker before she or he starts to speak? a. initial credibility b. derived credibility c. terminal credibility d. goodwill

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1. This is true. Ethnocentrism can lead to misinterpret the speaker and instead focus on one’s own cultural meanings and result in conflicts in communications.

2. False. Effective Listening involves actively listening to the message and using gestures like eye contact to show to the speaker that one I saw Larry and understanding what is being said.

3. True. Effective speaking involves a deeper interrogation and analysis of a text and then summarising the key points rather than merely using the short hand information from an abstract.

4. True. A speech of presentation Introduces the speaker to the audience and it often determines how long the audience will “tune in” to the speaker’s presentation.

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