Informative
Language
Delivery
Oral citation
Evolving Art
Building Confidence
Beginnings and Endings
Suppporting your topic
Developing your topic
Researching Your Topic
100
Refers to something that has high or extreme degree of emotion,color, volume, strength, or other defining charactetistic
What is intensity
100
a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
What is a metaphor
100
Impromptu
Manuscript
Extemporaneous
Memorization
What are the 4 types of delivery
100
Author
Date
Type of publication
Title
What are elements of an oral citation
100
hen an individual speaks to a group of people, assuming responsibility for speaking for a defined length of time (Coopman & Lull, 2016).
What is public speaking?
100
This approach suggest that the fear is rooted in the basic biological brain activity underlying your personality
What is Temperament?
100
Gains the attention of the audience
Establishes the purpose of the speech and central idea
Credibility
What are the elements of an introduction?
100
Stats
Facts
Definitions
What are types of supporting materials?
100
statements are especially helpful for guiding you as you prepare your speech.
statement clearly states what it is you would like to achieve.
What is a purpose?
100
the systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions (Dictionary.com, 2018).
What is research?
200
Seeks to clarify concepts or processes in ways that make them relevant to the situation or problem that an audience faces.
What is a definitional speech?
200
A symbolic system of written or spoken words used to communicate messages.
What is language
200
a measure of the number of speech units of a given type produced within a given amount of time
What is tempo
200
Incremental
Global
Patchwork
What are the types of plagarism
200
When people interact with multiple spheres of communication at the same time
What is convergence
200
This method releases tension in your body caused by stress•
Helps you identify how differently your muscles feel when relaxed
What is Progressive Relaxation
200
Restate purpose and main points
▪Remind the audience of relevance (informative) OR call the audience to action (persuasive)
What are the elements or objectives of a conclusion
200
Appeal to ethics or credibility
What is ethos
200
is a roadmap for your speech.
encapsulates the main points of a speech in just a sentence and it is designed to give audiences a quick preview of what the entire speech will be about.
What is a thesis?
200
Means to understand various issues
•Nourishment and exercise for the mind
•To solve problems (owlcation.com, 2018)
Why research is needed?
300
Visual
Aural
Read/write
Kinesthetic
What are learning styles?
300
Allows you to use contrasting statements in order to make a rhetorical questions
What is an antithesis
300
Uh
Y'know
Like
Um
What are vocal fillers
300
MLA
CMS
APA
What are the types of Style guides
300
Being a good listener
Organizing ideas
Finding and evaluating information
What are Transferrable life skills gained from public speaking?
300
Assigning more positive words or phrases to physical reactions associated with speech anxiety
What is relabeling
300
Humor
Stats
Narratives
What are attention getters
300
________ often juxtapose objects, processes, or ideas in unique or novel ways, heightening the audience's interest
What are similes?
300
What is a Venn Diagram?
300
Information that expresses the author’s original opinion
What is a primary source of infromation?
400
Lists, essays, reports, definitions, manuals, handouts
What are read/write learners?
400
is language that some people might understand but that is not considered acceptable in formal or polite conversation.
It may be a poor choice for a speaker because some members of your audience may not be familiar with the term(s) you use.
What is slang
400
Personal appearances
Movement and gestures
Facial expressions
Eye contact
What are the nonverbal aspects of delivery
400
express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity.
What is paraphrasing
400
_____focuses on what you have to say. Choose an idea
What is Invention (referring to one of the five arts of public speaking )?
400
Listen to audience members' questions
Know that anxiety may occur
What are strategies for building your confidence after you speak?
400
A sentence or group of sentences included in the conclusion of a speech designed to be unforgettable
What is a memorable message
400
Made during or after observations
Unlimited number of possibles
Some degree of probability
What are Inferences?
400
Consider your interest
•Keep the occasion and setting in mind
•Think about your resources and time
What is scoping your topic?
400
the soundness of the logic underlying the information
What is validity?
500
These speeches are also known as a briefing
What is an explanatory speech?
500
Basic error
Mispronouncitation
Regionalism
Colloquialisms
What are the four basic grammar errors made in speeches
500
Limit the number of words
Write large or use large print
Single sided
Number or color coded
What are techniques for note card preparation
500
A handbook that describes the accepted format for citing resources and references used in your papers, speeches, and or articles.
What are style guides
500
A mode or medium of communication
What is a channel
500
is a learned disposition to respond in a consistently favorable or unfavorable manner with respect to a person, an object, an idea, or an event.[
What is attitude
500
Read the speech below and indicate the type
" Now you know my secrets of backpacking in style: Treat your backpacking guide very well..."
What is a speech to entertain?
500
________ is a way of thinking or judgment about something that has nothing to with observation or fact
What are opinions?
500
Identify the nature of the speaking event and the purpose behind it. ...
•Know your audience. ...
•Think of your personal interests, knowledge, and experiences. ...
What are tips to selecting a topic?
500
Preparing for the search
•Gathering information
•Evaluating the information
What are the steps for researching your topics