Informative Strategy's
What strategy involves explaining what something looks like or giving details about a person, object, or situation
What is describing?
Name one type of evidence a speaker can use to support a claim.
What are statistics, examples, testimonies, interviews, books, or online sources?
Which element of persuasion appeals to the audience's emotions?
What is pathos?
What part of a speech connects one main point to the next?
What is a transition?
What type of ceremonial speech honors someone who has passed away?
What is a eulogy?
What strategy is best when an audience needs to see exactly how something is done, step by step?
What is demonstrating?
Why should speakers use credible sources even when they already know the topic?
To verify information and support their claims with reliable evidence.
Which element of persuasion relies on logic, reasoning, and evidence?
What is logos?
What part of a speech brings the presentation to a close and leaves the audience with a final impression?
What is the conclusion?
What type of speech presents an award or special recognition to someone?
What is a speech of presentation?
What strategy focuses on explaining how something works or how something happens?
What is explaining?
What should a speaker consider when deciding whether a source is credible?
Whether the source is reliable and trustworthy to the audience.
Which element of persuasion depends on the speaker's trustworthiness and expertise?
What is ethos?
For a relatively short speech, how many major divisions should the body generally contain according to the notes?
What are two to four major divisions?
What type of speech is given when someone accepts an award?
What is a speech of acceptance?
What strategy uses stories to make information memorable and engaging?
What is narrating?
Where should sources be included in a speech outline to show which information they support?
In parenthetical documentation within the outline.
What is the name of the persuasive speech pattern that moves through attention, need, satisfaction, and visualization?
What is Monroe's Motivated Sequence?
What should a speech conclusion contain besides a closing statement?
A review or summary of the main points.
What type of ceremonial speech celebrates a couple's wedding or union?
What is a wedding toast?
When giving a speech about a controversial issue, what should a speaker be careful not to turn the speech into?
What is a persuasive speech?
What two major citation styles can be used for a speech bibliography, depending on the assignment?
What are APA and MLA?
What is a fallacy?
What is a false or flawed argument based on unsound reasoning?
What are the three goals an introduction should accomplish?
Gain attention, gain goodwill, and preview what the speech will cover.
What two major considerations help a speaker decide whether content is appropriate for a ceremonial speech?
What are the occasion and the audience?