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Public Speaking Question Paper

Public Speaking

Course:Bachelor Of Arts Communication And Media

Institution: University Of Nairobi question papers

Exam Year:2012

QUESTION ONE Answer the following questions by writing TRUE or FALSE against the number for each item numbered in Roman numerals(i-viii)
i) The 'H' in HONOUR sounds like the one in BEHAVE.
ii) The 'G' in WAGE sounds like the one in BEIGE.
iii) The CH in MACHINE sounds like the- TI- in SPATIAL.
iv) The 'B' in PLUMBER is completely silent.
v) The word COLONEL has one completely silent syllable.
vi) When BOW has to do with an arrow, it rhymes with SEW.
vii) The 'C' in SCION is quiet, just like the 'W' in SWORD.
viii) The 'ZZ' in PIZZA sounds like the 'Z' in SEIZURE.
QUESTION TWO
Discuss the significance of understanding the occasion on which you intend to make a public speech, identify at least three aspects/components of it you need to give particular attention.
QUESTION THREE
'The ability to powerfully and persuasively impact audiences is an important part of youq career and your life.(J. Davidson: The complete Guide to Public Speaking.) Expand on this statement so as to demonstrate your awareness of the significance of mastering public speaking skills.
QUESTION FOUR
Your friend is planning to write and read a speech on his/her wedding anniversary, where he/she expects to address many friends and relatives after dinner. Write a long letter(approximately two pages) explaining to your friend the advantages and disadvantages of the mof of speech delivery he/she has chosen. End your letter by recommending a different mode of delivery and justifying your recommendation.
QUESTION FIVE
a) Explain the significance of looking good when delivering a speech to a public audience.
b) Clearly state what you should consider while preparing yourself to look good when delivering a speech you intend to make.

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