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Ethics in Public SpeakingVersión en línea Ethics principles quiz por Rayzel Ma 1 Which is the first principle of an ethical speaker? a Integrity b Respect for others c Dignity in conduct d Trustworthiness 2 Which principle requires the speaker to be credible and honest for ethical communication? a Truthfulness in the message b Integrity c Dignity in conduct d Trustworthiness 3 How is integrity defined in ethical speaking? a Consistency in actions, values, and principles b Keeping all promises regardless of context c Always presenting data as facts d Always agreeing with the audience 4 What does 'Respect for others' emphasize? a Maximizing persuasion at all costs b Withholding information to avoid conflict c Dominating the conversation d Valuing the audience’s time, diversity, and viewpoints 5 What does 'Dignity in conduct' require? a Avoiding any challenging topics b Disregarding audience feedback c Focusing only on winning the audience d Maintaining a professional and honorable manner 6 Which principle ensures information shared is accurate and not misleading? a Trustworthiness b Respect for others c Truthfulness in the message d Dignity in conduct 7 If a speaker manipulates facts, which principle is violated? a Integrity b Respect for others c Truthfulness in the message d Trustworthiness 8 Which principle is primarily about credibility and honesty? a Dignity in conduct b Truthfulness in the message c Respect for others d Trustworthiness 9 Which principle focuses on audience’s time and diverse viewpoints? a Trustworthiness b Respect for others c Integrity d Truthfulness in the message 10 Which principle would be violated by inconsistent behavior across actions and beliefs? a Truthfulness in the message b Trustworthiness c Integrity d Dignity in conduct

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Ethics in Public SpeakingVersión en línea

por Rayzel Ma

Which is the first principle of an ethical speaker?

Which principle requires the speaker to be credible and honest for ethical communication?

How is integrity defined in ethical speaking?

What does 'Respect for others' emphasize?

What does 'Dignity in conduct' require?

Which principle ensures information shared is accurate and not misleading?

If a speaker manipulates facts, which principle is violated?

Which principle is primarily about credibility and honesty?

Which principle focuses on audience’s time and diverse viewpoints?

Which principle would be violated by inconsistent behavior across actions and beliefs?