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It is a kind of oratory which was oriented around the purposes of defending or accusing. What is the Latin word for oratory? a. Onomatopoeia b. Mimicry c. Rhyming d. Assonance. What do you call the component of oration that people can see but not hear?
It is a kind of oratory which was oriented around the purposes of defending or accusing. What is the Latin word for oratory? a. Onomatopoeia b. Mimicry c. Rhyming d. Assonance. What do you call the component of oration that people can see but not hear?
It is a kind of oratory which was oriented around the purposes of defending or accusing. What is the Latin word for oratory? a. Onomatopoeia b. Mimicry c. Rhyming d. Assonance. What do you call the component of oration that people can see but not hear?
Set A Encircle the answer of your choice. 1. It is a kind of oratory which sometimes called "forensic and was oriented around the purposes of defending or accusing. a. Epideictic Oratory b. Judicial Oratory c. Deliberative Oratory d. Rhetoric
2. What is the Latin word for oratory? a. oratore b. orateur c. orator d. orare
3. It refers to the words used sound like the thing or concept being described. a. onomatopoeia b. mimicry c. rhyming d. assonance
4. Where did oratory flourished? a. Rome b. Greece c. France d. Germany
5. What do you call the repeating of vowel sounds for aural effect and memorization ability? a. onomatopoeia b. mimicry c. rhyming d. assonance
6. What do you mean by oratory? a. a speech b. a formal public speech c. an art of speaking eloquently d. a speaking exercise
7. It contains the main points and supporting material or evidence. In this part, the orator develops his ideas and adds depth to his subject matter. a. conclusion b. body c. introduction d. climax
8. It is the Roman word for speaking in public. a. Ars Oratoria b. Ars Oratour c. Ars Orare d. Ars Oratore
9.It Is the distinctive feature of Latin oratory. a. strong valorization of form c. strong valorization in action b. strong valorization in content d. strong valorization in speaking
10. What do you call the oration technique that people can see but not hear. a. eye contact b. non- verbal technique c. indirect technique d. gestures
11. What do you call the component of oration that signals that the end of the orator's speech is near, to summarize his material, and to leave his audience with something memorable and worthwhile. a. conclusion b. body c. introduction d. climax
12. It is sometimes called "legislative" oration, and had to do exclusively with that sort of speaking typical of political Legislatures. a. Epideictic Oratory b. Judicial Oratory c. Deliberative Oratory d. Rhetoric
13. It is often resorted by the speaker to enable his listeners to follow him and retain the main points of the speech. a. repetition b. assonance c. alliteration d. listing
14. When was the period that oratory was emphasized as part of a complete education? a. 20 th century b. Roman period c. Renaissance d. Middle Ages
15. Medium used by politicians, leaders, and citizens to rally there cause and influence the public for such cause. a. orature b. oratour c. urare d. orature Name: ________________________________ Date: _______________ Group #:________________ Score: ______________ Set B Encircle the answer of your choice. 1. When was the period that oratory was emphasized as part of a complete education? a. 20 th century b. Roman period c. Renaissance d. Middle Ages
2. It is sometimes called "legislative" oration, and had to do exclusively with that sort of speaking typical of political Legislatures. a. Epideictic Oratory b. Judicial Oratory c. Deliberative Oratory d. Rhetoric
3. Medium used by politicians, leaders, and citizens to rally there cause and influence the public for such cause. a. orature b. oratour c. urare d. orature
4. It is often resorted by the speaker to enable his listeners to follow him and retain the main points of the speech. a. repetition b. assonance c. alliteration d. listing
5. What do you call the component of oration that signals that the end of the orator's speech is near, to summarize his material, and to leave his audience with something memorable and worthwhile. a. conclusion b. body c. introduction d. climax
6. What do you call the repeating of vowel sounds for aural effect and memorization ability? a. onomatopoeia b. mimicry c. rhyming d. assonance
7. Where did oratory flourished? a. Rome b. Greece c. France d. Germany
8. It refers to the words used sound like the thing or concept being described. a. onomatopoeia b. mimicry c. rhyming d. assonance
9. What is the Latin word for oratory? a. oratore b. orateur c. orator d. orare
10. It is a kind of oratory which sometimes called "forensic and was oriented around the purposes of defending or accusing. a. Epideictic Oratory b. Judicial Oratory c. Deliberative Oratory d. Rhetoric
11. What do you call the oration technique that people can see but not hear. a. eye contact b. non- verbal technique c. indirect technique d. gestures
12. It Is the distinctive feature of Latin oratory. a. strong valorization of form c. strong valorization in action b. strong valorization in content d. strong valorization in speaking
13. It is the Roman word for speaking in public. a. Ars Oratoria b. Ars Oratour c. Ars Orare d. Ars Oratore b. assonance c. alliteration d. listing
14. It contains the main points and supporting material or evidence. In this part, the orator develops his ideas and adds depth to his subject matter. a. conclusion b. body c. introduction d. climax 15. What do you mean by oratory? a. a speech b. a formal public speech c. an art of speaking eloquently d. a speaking exercise