Research/Outlining
The body of your speech should take approximately this percentage of your speaking time.
70-80%
This term describes the type of supporting material when you use something listeners know a lot about to help them better understand something they know little about.
Comparison
This speech delivery method is prepared by turning the preparation outline into keyword notecards.
Extemporaneous
If you are telling events in order of their occurrence, then you will want to use this pattern of organization.
Chronological
These are numbers that are used to show relationships between items.
Statistics
When making eye contact, hold your gaze for ________ before moving on.
3-5 Seconds
A speaker’s main points are:
Where to look for collectibles
How to determine the value of a collectible item
How to bargain with a collector
Topical
Citing a direct quote from someone who is a known leader on your topic is an example of using this.
Expert Testimony
Your physical appearance is an element of your ______ delivery.
Visual
Describing the specific problem using credible, logical, and psychological appeals, uses this step in the Motivated Sequence.
Need
This term is attributed to hypothetical illustrations that seem plausible or “ring true."
Fidelity
This type of speech is given without prior knowledge of the specific topic and without detailed notes or a manuscript.
Impromptu
When the audience agrees with the problem, but not the solution, you should use this persuasive organization method.
Comparative Advantage
“Relationships require the same care you give a garden. When the plants are dry you must water them. You must fertilize them if they are to grow. And you must prune or spray at the first sign of disease, lest it spread and kill the whole plant.”
Figurative Comparison
When rehearsing your speech, you should:
1. Practice while using your _________.
2. Practice your speech _____ _____.
3. Practice alongside your _______ ______.
1. Notecards
2. Out Loud
3. Visual Aids