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Specialized English Program 2 is a three-unit course designed to prepare students to become effective communicators and to meet their needs particularly in terms of improving their ability to write effective oral presentations speeches. True
Our body can be used to communicate. True
Doing public speaking can benefit oneself. True
Claiming a fact is a form of persuasive speech. True
Module 2 will differentiate hearing from listening. True
Breathing, phonation, resonation, and articulation are listening processes. False
IPA stands for International Philippine Alphabet. False
Communication is simply transferring information from one source to another. True
The question below can be considered logos. Are the claims this speaker is making realistic? True
The question below can be considered logos. How does the speaker back up his argument? True
The following ideas- pity, anger, love, research- are associated with pathos. False
Logos requires studies and statistics. True
Ethos demonstrates truth to support a claim. False
The question below can be considered ethos. Have you looked at what experiences or claims to authority qualify this speaker to speak? True
The question below can be considered pathos. Does the speaker consider alternative arguments? False
The question below can be considered logos. Are the claims this speaker is making realistic? True
The question below can be considered ethos. Have you looked at what experiences or claims to authority qualify this speaker to speak? True
Human Speech Organs are responsible for sound production. True
Human Speech Organs can produce consonant sounds only. False
The three main parts of human speech producing apparatus are LUNGS, VOICE BOX, and VOCAL TRACT True
The breathing stage composes of two phases. These phases are called INHALATION and EXHALATION. True
Diaphragmatic breathing is also known as belly or abdominal breathing. True
The larynx is the main phonatory system where the phonation stage happens. True
The resonation stage is the stage which one’s voice can be amplified then specific sound is articulated. False
Pharynx, nasal cavity, uvula, upper part of larynx are considered resonators. True
Articulation stage occurs when the tone produced at the larynx is changed into specific sound. True
Upper lip, upper teeth, hard palate, trachea are all points of articulation. False
What is the most logical purpose of the breathing stage in speaking? To control voice projection and clarity
Which type of breathing is recommended for effective speech delivery? Diaphragmatic breathing
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