A quick review of what you just said in your main point
What are internal summaries?
100
A question you want your audience to answer in their heads
What is a rhetorical question?
100
How quickly or slowly you speak
What is rate of delivery?
100
Range of positions acceptable to an audience
What is the latitude of acceptance?
100
Leo DiCaprio finally gave one of these at the Oscars
What is a speech of acceptance?
200
Extraneous words that make a sentence hard to follow
What is verbal clutter?
200
"The singer exploded onto the music scene" is an example of this.
What is connotative meaning?
200
Uh like uh you guys uh so uh yeah
What are verbal tics?
200
Appealing to reason
What is logos?
200
A commencement address would be one of these
What is a speech of celebration?
300
Pretending to pay attention but actually being overwhelmed by message
What is defeated listening?
300
Anecdotes, provocative statements, suspense builders, humor are used for these
What are attention getters?
300
You would use this to show how percentages relate to each other
What is a pie chart?
300
This organizational pattern establishes a standard for your value claim then applies the standards to your thesis
What is the criteria-application pattern?
300
Abraham Lincoln hoped that this would not "perish from the earth."
What is government of the people, by the people, for the people?
400
Filtering out distractions, focusing on what others have said, communicating that you are paying attention
What is interactive listening?
400
All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players.
What are metaphors?
400
The guidelines for visual aids
What are "keep them simple, test the size, create contrast, test the legibility"?
400
The five main points in Monroe's Motivated Sequence
What are attention, need, satisfaction, visualization, and action?
400
Name three guidelines for special occasion speaking
What are appealing to your audience's emotions, matching your delivery to the mood of the occasion, adapting to your audience's expectations, and evoking shared values?
500
The five organizational patterns listed in Chapter 9
What are spatial, chronological, causal, comparison, categorical?
500
The differences between written and oral language
What are "oral language is more adaptive, less formal, and more repetitious?"
500
The four modes of delivery
What are reading from a manuscript, memorizing from a manuscript, speaking from an outline, and impromptu speaking?
500
Five types of fallacies and their definitions
What are hasty generalizations, post hoc, ad populum, ad hominem, straw person, slippery slope, false dilemma, appeal to tradition, loaded language?
500
The types of member roles
What are task-oriented, maintenance-oriented, and self-oriented roles?