Topic, Purpose,
Thesis
Thesis
The essence of the speech, the point of view of the speaker, and what you want the audience to receive from your speech is collectively referred to as the...
Every audience is different. We can also say every audience is...
unique.
An account, written or spoken by someone who had a direct experience.
Primary resource
Dividing the speech topic into subtopics or component parts for organization is called...
topical pattern organization.
Attention is a response to stimuli. How do we gain this in an introduction.
Using a hook.
If I am trying to convince my audience of something, or influence them in some way, the purpose of my speech is...
persuasive.
Adjusting my volume, physical location, as well as indicating the value of my speech are all mid-speech adaptation techniques that can be used when an audience appears...
bored.
Interpretation, summary, or commentary on a primary source material
secondary resource
Organizing your speech to be laid out by a series of historical events is a _________ organizational pattern.
temporal
SAT connection is what?
Speaker-Audience-Topic connection
brainstorming.
I need to know my audience's willingness to listen. True or false.
True
It's easier to plagiarize, so just do it. Mr. Aaron is not worried about it! True or false.
FALSE
After brainstorming and developing some main points, you need to _____ them for a more direct support system.
Orient your audience to the speech by explaining your...
organizational pattern, main points
The first step of finding a topic is...
yourself.
When preparing a speech you need to be aware of any ________ you may have in your field. You may have to define some words.
jargon
Assessing Fairness, Accuracy, Currency, Qualifications, Sufficiency are all a part of ....
evaluating a source.
The Problem-solution organizational pattern is primarily used for what purpose of speech?
Persuasive.
Which step of a conclusion is optional?
Motivation for action (usually only included in persuasive speeches.
When a topic is important enough to be talked about, we can consider it to be...
substantive.
The first step of analyzing your audience is to...
observe.
Giving credit to an author that I am referring to is called a....
reference
citation
In what order should you prepare your main points and your introduction?
(1) main points (2) and then introduction
What must always be included between sections of a speech or essay? (ex. between intro and body, body and conclusion)
transitions