Types of Speeches
A speech given without prior knowledge of the specific topic and without detailed notes or a manuscript.
Impromptu
The process of choosing language or nonverbal behaviors to convey your message is called
Encoding
Telling events in order of their occurrence is which organizational method?
Chronological
The Greeks and Romans studied this, or the art of persuasive public speaking.
Rhetoric
Your appearance impacts this code.
Visual
Verbal, visual, and vocal responses to a speaker’s message.
Feedback
When making eye contact with your audience, you should spend _________ per person before moving on to the next.
3-5 seconds
You should always practice ______ _______.
Out Loud
_______ supports can aid in the memory of the audience, and can utilize ethos, pathos, and/or logos.
Visual Supports
Numbers that show relationships between items.
Statistics
These speeches lend a sense of distinction to an event.
Special Occasion Speeches
Doodling, leaning forward, and making occasional direct eye contact with the speaker are exhibiting signs of
Listening
When your main points have no relationship other than to the speech topic.
Topical Organization
Using sad imagery when explaining the dangers of ocean pollution (dead whales, birds eating plastic, etc.) is using this artistic proof.
Pathos
Visual and vocal codes account for _______________ of the meaning of the message.
69%
A speech delivery type that uses keyword notes instead of a manuscript.
Extemporaneous
If a speech fails, it is often because the _________ was boring.
Introduction
Describing the specific problem is this step of Monroe's Motivated Sequence.
Need
Aristotle suggested in his Rhetoric that speeches revealing “knowledge and sound thinking” are considered _________.
Ethical
Ending sentences with a rising pitch like asking a question is known as
Upspeak
These speeches are usually given by politicians and top-level business and professional people who often give copies of their speeches ahead of time to the media.
Manuscript
Our ________ values are what we use to achieve our terminal values.
Instrumental Values
If the audience agrees a solution is needed, but doesn't know which solution to pursue, this organizational method is best for them.
Comparative Advantage
A speaker’s credibility depends less on logical proof and more on
The listener's perception of the speaker.
A type of comparison in which you might use metaphors to explain topics.
Figurative Comparison