Describe/Define Oral interpretation.
What is: The art of communicating works of literature by reading them aloud.
Describe an Introduction Speech.
What is: Answers will vary.
Define Informal Debate
What is: A debate without specified rules.
The two (2) elements you can always apply to the interpretation of your material.
What is: Meaning and Feeling
Describe a Speech of Presentation.
What is: answers will vary.
The type of a debate that a disagreement is.
What is: Informal Debate.
The two (2) elements you can always apply to interpreting prose.
What are: First-person narration and Third-person narration.
Describe an After-Dinner Speech.
Answers will vary.
The individual that the Burden of Proof falls to.
What is: The accuser.
Three (3) of the five (5) ways you can develop your material.
What are: Eye Contact, Character Placement, Characterization, Word Color, Showmanship
The guidelines to a successful Acceptance Speech.
What are:
Be brief, sincere, direct
Thank the group for the award.
Discuss the importance of the award to you.
Thank other who helped you win the award.
Reiterate you appreciation.
The two sides in any proposition.
What are: Affirmative and Negative
The four (4) elements you can apply to interpreting poetry.
What are: Rhythm, Meter, Rhyme, Imagery.
What are the elements you need to make a successful eulogy.
What are: A biographical/topical approach, a solemn and sincere tone, and the significance of the person's life.
The four (4) techniques to negotiation.
What are: Be positive, use three-part messages, be prepared, tell the truth.