Voice Power
Speaking loud enough that everyone in the room can hear you is called this.
What is projection?
The topic of a debate is called this.
What is a motion?
In a debate, this team usually speaks first
What is the Government?
Who is your favorite teacher?
Who are all my teachers?
This is how you stand, move, and use your hands when you speak.
What is body language?
How high or low your voice sounds is called this.
What is pitch?
Explaining what the important words in the motion mean is called giving this.
What is a definition?
This team argues against the motion.
What is the Opposition?
Words like “like,” “umm,” and “uhh” that we try not to use in speeches are called this.
What are filler words?
Looking at your audience instead of the floor is called making this.
What is eye contact?
Changing your volume, pitch, or energy to make important words stand out is called this.
What is emphasis?
This is the plan the Government team shows to explain how their idea would work.
What is a model?
After your speech, your teacher gives you this to help you get better.
What is feedback?
Name three filler words.
Like, umm, uhh, so, you know (any three)
Name two things you can do with your body to look confident when giving a speech.
Stand tall, keep your feet steady, make eye contact, keep your hands calm, smile (any two)