Subject: THEOLOGY INTRODUCTION TO CHURCH LEADERSHIPThese questions cover both the rhetoric material and the textbook: How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge.QUESTIONS (1-18) – 1/ The positive aspect of leadership is the ___________.a/ kabash b/ kibosh c/ kaddish d/ cannoli2/ The positive term of leadership comes from the Hebrew word (found in Genesis) that means what?a/ to create b/ to conquer c/ to become smart d/ to become wealthy3/ In Scroggins’s perspective, who is really in charge of you, no matter where you work?a/ a your direct supervisor b/ your boss’s boss c/ yourself d/ your direct coworkers4/ Scorggins says it may be a good time to leave a job if….a/ you dread going to work b/ the responsibilities increase more than the pay c/ others agree on a new opportunity d/ all of the above 5/ Satisfaction can come when a person has a _____________ view of how their work relates to the larger picture.a/ panoramic b/ aesthetic c/ comparative d/ persistent 6/ Being positive is good, but it is important not to be a rainbow-puking ____________.a/ leviathan b/ donkey c/ unicorn d/ rabbit 7/ What is a powerful antidote for passivity?a/ aggression b/ intensity c/ waiting d/ planning8/ Any change to the present system will be perceived as a criticism of ____________.a/ your leadership b/ the previous leader c/ the organization d/ the person making the change 9/ Overall, making ultimatums can ____________ your ability to lead effectively.a/ affirm b/ undermine c/ increase d/ have no impact on10/ The currency of leadership is _____________.a/ influence b/ service c/ power d/ authority11/ The opening portion of a speech when you attempt to open up the audience to your message:a/ exordium b/ narratio c/ probatio d/ peroratio12/ The portion of the speech where you lay out your evidence to support your argument:a/ exordium b/ narratio c/ probatio d/ peroratio13/ The portion of the speech where you engage opposing views or anticipate counter arguments:a/ refutatio b/ narratio c/ propositio d/ peroratio14/ The portion of the speech where you close up your argument:a/ refutatio b/ narratio c/ propositio d/ peroratio15/ The main thesis of your argument is found in the:a/ refutatio b/ narratio c/ propositio d/ peroratio16/ The management of information and evidence, sometimes shifting the facts in order to support one’s own case, was known as what in ancient rhetoric?a/ refutatio b/ colores or “twists” c/ vituperatio d/ autobiography17/ The orator’s attack on opponents was a relatively standard part of training with particular rules, known as:a/ refutatio b/ colores or “twists” c/ vituperatio d/ autobiography18/ An orator had the best opportunity to respond to criticisms against him or herself and support their argument in using what technique?a/ refutatio b/ colores or “twists” c/ vituperatio d/ autobiography19-20/ List the five parts of a speech (exordium, etc.) in their standard order. (Bonus: add refutatio).
