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What are 2 parts of the speaker’s body
Either: Personal appearance, movement, gestures, eye contact
No
Name 3 aspects of voice that should be worked on
Either: Volume, pitch, rate, pauses, vocal variety, pronunciation, articulation, or dialect
What is an impromptu speech
Giving a speech without extensive preparation
What is an example of reading from a manuscript
Presidential Speech/message, religious proclamation, etc.
How will most speeches in this class be delivered
Extemporaneously
What is the most essential section of your speech
Hook/opening
Define “Pitch” in public speaking terms
Highness or lowness of a speakers voice
What do you use during an extemporaneous speech
Outline/notecards
Wild Card
The tallest person is out
Wild Card
The oldest person is out
If dressing for a speech, what should your attire go hand in hand with
The occasion of the speech
When worried about speaking too low, what can you use to be heard in any setting
Electronic Amplification/Microphone
What is one thing a pause can be used for in a speech
Signal the end of a unit. Give time for an idea to sink in. Lend dramatic impact towards a statement.
Define a manuscript
A speech that is written out word for word and read to an audience
How many significant parts are there to the speakers body
4
120-150 Words Per Minute
What are two things you can do two control the environment in an online speech
Keep yourself visible. Control the lighting. Keep your space clean. Dress as you would for any other speech
What is the obvious difference between an impromptu and extemporaneous speech
One is pretty much on the fly. The other is carefully prepared and rehearsed
Is your delivery considered a “science” or an “art”
Art
What is one asset in giving an online speech
Visual aids or sharing documents with the audience
How to you prepare for answering the audience’s posible questions
Formulate answers to possible questions the audience may ask
What is the first step towards practicing delivery
Read your preparation outline aloud
Size of audience. Acoustics of the room. Level of background noise
What is the last step to practicing delivery
Trying your speech in an empty classroom/room (otherwise known as a “dress rehearsal”)