Parts of a Whole
It's like the thesis in an essay.
What is the Central Idea?
The general purpose of an informative speech.
What is to inform?
Don't forget this when you're showing me how to do something.
What is a visual aid?
A severe fear of public speaking.
What is glossophobia?
A persuasive speech must always be this.
What is ethical?
What is the audience relevance?
This tells information according to history, or events in time.
What is chronological organization?
This is the general purpose of a demonstration speech.
What is to demonstrate?
Anything that disrupts, interrupts, or interferes with the communication process
What is noise?
A fallacy that makes a sweeping statement and doesn't have enough examples.
What is hasty generalization?
Leaves me with a lasting impression.
What is the WOW statement?
This is needed when citing a source within the body of an outline.
What is a parenthetical citation?
The instructor has compared a demonstration speech to this television network.
What is Food Network?
The subjective or personal meaning the word evokes in people together or individually
What is connotation?
A three sentence argument often used in deductive reasoning.
What is syllogism?
Tells me how you know anything about this topic.
What is to establish credibility?
This is when you cite a source but you use your own words.
What is to paraphrase?
The first thing a speaker does in the conclusion.
What is a summary statement?
This pyramid explains the needs of your audience.
What is Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?
These are the three appeals traditionally used and founded by Aristotle.
What is logos, pathos, and ethos?
These make your ideas flow within your speech, between topics.
What are transitions?
This is when information is organized according to importance.
What is emphatic organization?
This is important during your demonstration speech because your hands are busy.
What is eye contact?
The speed at which you speak; how quickly or slowly a speaker talks.
What is rate?
A syllogism with one of the premises missing.
What is Enthymeme?