Pictures Worth 1,000 Words
Define Imagery
What is: Language that creates pictures in our minds.
Give an example of Jargon or Slang.
What is: Answers Will Vary
Name the amount of time one should hold eye contact with members of the audience.
What is: A few seconds per person
Name the difference between a metaphor and a simile.
What is: A simile uses "like" or "as".
Identify what the following is an example of:
"Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers."
What is: Alliteration
Name the two aspects of body language.
What are: Platform Movement and Gestures
Identify what the following is an example of:
"The wind howls in the night even now."
What is: Personification
Define Pitch
What is: The highs and lows of one's voice.
Name the advantage one gains when keeping eye contact with the audience.
What is: Audience Feedback
Identify what the following is an example of:
"Most of the comments I get seem very passive aggressive."
What is: Oxymoron.
Identify what the following is an example of:
"Depending on the depth of one's dreams, one might find a trend in what they see."
What is: Consonance
Name all of the delivery methods for a speech. (4)
What are: Memorized, Manuscript, Extemporaneous, and Impromptu
Identify what the following is an example of:
"They're not the sharpest knife in the drawer."
What is: Euphemism
The difference between articulation and pronunciation.
What is: Articulation is how distinct and clear one says the word and pronunciation is how one correctly says the word.
Name the three (3) main tips you should remember in regards to gestures.
What are: The gesture zone, the Lift and Lay method, and Practicing the "string" idea