1. DC Public Speaking Syllabus Quiz Please number 1 - 10

2. Question One:  True or False – You can turn in “collected” homework one class day late for half credit?

3. Question Two:  Homework that is just checked in class for points will:  A. not be accepted late  B. be accepted late but only for half credit  C. be accepted for full credit immediately after class is over  D. accepted any time up until May 15 th for full credit

4. Question Three:  Concerning the Final Exam for this course:  A. There will be a written exam  B. Everyone will present a 10 minute speech on Final Exam day  C. There is no Final Exam, but you will give award speeches to classmates that day.  D. You can skip class that day and go have a coffee at Heine Brothers

5. Question Four  If you are not prepared to give your speech on your assigned day, the following penalty will apply:  A. You will not be allowed to give the speech, and it will be a zero  B. No penalty; give you speech whenever  C. 20% will be deducted from your grade the first day you’re not ready, and 40% will be deducted if you’re not ready on the second day

6. Question Five  If you are sick on the day you speech is due, you will:  A. Bring a note in from a parent explaining why you couldn’t give your speech.  B. Need to have a doctor’s note  C. Not be allowed to make it up and will take a zero.  D. You will be excused and not have to make it up.

7. Question Six  Concerning writing in the class...  A. There will be no written assignments.  B. You will turn in a manuscript form of your speech for the informative and persuasive speeches  C. You will write one critique of a speaker you see outside of class.  D. You will turn in a manuscript only for your persuasive speech.

8. Question Seven:  Which speech is worth the most points?  A. They are all equally weighted.  B. The Informative speech.  C. The Persuasive Speech

9. Question Eight  How can you earn bonus points?  A. You cannot earn any extra credit.  B. You can offer the instructor gift certificates to Carmichael’s book store  C. You can see a production of the Rose Theatre Company and write a critique to earn 10 bonus homework points.

10. Question Nine  If you do horribly on a speech, you can  A. Cry about it and vow to do better next time.  B. Drop the course and try to take it online.  C. At the end of the semester, present a new speech, and I will average the two grades together to replace the low score

11. Question Ten   If you are absent for a second speech, you must have a doctor’s note or take the 20%   point deduction.   True   False

12. The Answers

13. Question One:  True or False – You can turn in “collected” homework one class day late for half credit?  Answer: True

14. Question Two:  Homework that is just checked in class for points will:  Answer: A. not be accepted late

15. Question Three:  Concerning the Final Exam for this course:  Answer: A. There will be a written exam.

16. Question Four  If you are not prepared to give your speech on your assigned day, the following penalty will apply:  Answer: C. 20% will be deducted from your grade the first day you’re not ready, and 40% will be deducted if you’re not ready on the second day

17. Question Five  If you are sick on the day you speech is due, you will:  Answer: A. Bring a note in from a parent explaining why you couldn’t give your speech.

18. Question Six  Concerning writing in the class...  C. You will write a critique of a speaker you see outside of class.

19. Question Seven:  Which speech is worth the most points?  C. The Persuasive Speech

20. Question Eight  How can you earn bonus points?  C. You can see a production of the Rose Theatre Company and write a critique to earn 10 bonus homework points.

21. Question Nine  If you do horribly on a speech, you can  C. At the end of the semester, present a new speech, and I will average the two grades together to replace the low score

22. Question Ten   If you are absent for a second speech, you must have a doctor’s note or take the 20% point deduction.   True