SEEC
Body Language
Volume, Pitch and Pacing
Argumentation
Wild Card
100
What are the 4 parts of SEEC?
State, explain, example, connect
100
Left or Right, which is CLOSED body language
Left!
100
What is VOLUME?
Volume is how loud your voice is.
100
What is argumentation?
Argumentation is using logic, evidence, and reasoning to either prove your own point or disprove another.
100
What is the name of our organization?
SpeechDojo!
200
What is STATING?
Summarizing your entire argument in ONE sentence
200
What's body language?
Body language is moving your arms, head, legs, body and face!
200
What can PACING achieve?
It can show emotion; slow pacing can show a serious, sad mood, while fast pacing can show excitement, anxiety, or fear.
200
What can be used as a hook?
A question, bold statement, exclamation, quote, statistic, or anecdote.
200
What's the name of my dog?
Cookie!
300
When do we use SEEC?
Acceptable answers- Argumentation, body paragraphs, debating, speeches, etc
300
What is, and why do we use eye contact?
Eye contact is simply looking at someone, or an audience, in the eyes and we use it to make a connection with our audience
300
What does MONOTONE mean?
Monotone is when you talk with little variation in your volume, pitch, or pacing.
300
What is glossophobia?
The fear of public speaking!
300
What grade am I in?
10!
400
What is CONNECTING?
Connecting is tying it back to our original statement, sort of like a conclusion statement, to ensure our audience remembers what we're talking about.
400
What percent of communication is NON-VERBAL?
73 - 90%
400
What is the lowest volume in which everyone in the room can hear you called?
Your resting volume!
400
How do we plan a speech?
Brainstorm ideas, prioritize them, and finally do some research.
400
What city and school am I in?
Edmonton and Old Scona Academic
500
When STATING, what does KISS stand for?
Keep It Short and Simple!
500
What can body language ACHIEVE?
Body language helps with engagement, emphasis, and emotion.
500
What does PAUSING achieve?
Pausing can help the audience appreciate your speech, giving them time to understand what you said. Also, it can give you some time if you forget something in your speech!
500
What are the 3 parts of an introduction?
The hook, stating your topic, and giving a quick outline of your speech.
500
List at least 5 of the lessons you've been taught so far.
Introduction to Public Speaking
Volume, Pitch & Pacing
Body Language
SEEC 1
SEEC 2
How to Write a Persuasive Speech
Prepared Speech Writing Workshop