IX & X

IX

100

Strategy is a good way to organize and create your presentation. The book describes the ____________ Strategy

"4 S" Strategy

200

Define Narration. Name the types of narration with an example each.

Narration-the process of describing an action or a series of occurrences. 

Personal Narrative. I went to the store yesterday. Third-Person Narrative. They went to the store yesterday.

300

Name the four types of definitions. Give meanings for extra points.

Definition by Example

Definition by Operation.

Definition by synonym. 

Definition by Etymology.

400

Name the four purposes of supporting details.

Clarity. Relevance. Vividness. Credibility.

500

Name all seven types of the supporting materials. Give an example of one or a few for extra points

 Example                            Contrast

 Definition                           Statistics

 Narration                           Testimony

 Comparison 

IX

100

Define Comparison

Process of depicting one item.

200

What is plagiarism. Name the other types of citing sources for extra points.

Taking someone’s work or idea(s) and presenting them as your own work or idea(s).

Footnotes

Oral Footnotes

300

What means: Quotations or paraphrases of an 

authoritative source,to clarify you point or to prove it.

Testimony

400

Name 3 out of the six Tests of Evidence. Name more for extra points

Is the Evidence Quoted in Context?  Is the Source of the Evidence an Expert?    Is the Source of the Evidence unbiased?    Is the Evidence Relevant?  Is the Evidence Specific?      Is the Evidence Sufficient?

500

List the five rules of using statistics.

• Do not reply exclusively. Round off. Use units of measure that are familiar to your audience. Use presentational aids to represent or clarify relationships. Stress the impact of large numbers

X

100

_____________: When you start your speech, you first need to get the audience’s attention. Speakers can use a rhetorical question, make their audience curios, promise a benefit, or amuse them.

Attention Getter

200

Provide Closure:______________________

A good closing statement effectively ties all of the points in the speech together and should mark the end of the speech.

300

Name the three steps to concluding your speech.

Restate Key Ideas. Activate Audience Response. Provide Closure.

400

Name all four steps to the introduction to your speech.

Attention Getter. State Your Topic. Establish Your Credibility. Preview

500

Choose one person from your team to give a proper demonstration of what you have learned from chapter 10

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