Elements of Public Speaking
The success of a speech is generally considered to be determined by how well the audience understands this.
What is the message?
What is logos?
A person saying "ummm" or "you know" during their speech would be an example of this.
What is a filled pause?
This type of speaker focuses more on their needs than the needs of their audience.
What is a self-centric speaker?
This presentation aid is helpful because it can help explain complex ideas and additional information, and also can encourage audience members to take notes.
What is a hand out?
Anything that interferes with the communication of a message.
What is noise?
This trailer utilizes what kind of appeal?
What is pathos?
The relative highness/lowness of someone's voice.
What is pitch?
This type of audience made an effort to attend, and might have paid to attend, a speech or presentation.
What is a willing audience?
This is considered one of the benefits of using visual aids in a presentation.
What is:
Gain attention
Maintain interest
Make things more clear
Reinforce your message
Contribute to your credibility and confidence
This is the situation or setting in which a speech takes place.
What is the context?
A licensed doctor giving a speech about the dangers of smoking is an example of this kind of appeal.
What is ethos?
The way in which a speaker pronounces words and sounds.
What is articulation?
This type of audience does not engage and remains indifferent to what the speaker is saying. They most likely do not offer feedback.
What is a passive audience?
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What are complimentary colors.
This is the means by which the message is communicated.
What is the channel?
A specific type of speech in which the speaker has a goal of convincing the audience to accept his or her point of view.
What is a persuasive speech?
This subset of diction refers to the way unique was people from a specific region, city, or even community speak.
What is dialect?
A society where people tend to be more focused on the family or community unit, as opposed to themselves, is called what?
What is collectivist?
These two colors combos are generally considered to be distracting to the eye, and should be avoided for presentations.
What are blue/red and orange/blue.
The term used for the response that the audience gives back to the speaker.
What is feedback?
This term is used for delivery that is flat and does not vary in pitch, tone, or volume.
What is monotonous?
The number of people in a room, the time of day a speech is occurring, and other situational factors are all examples of these.
What are context characteristics?
This font, originally created in London in 1965, has since become the default font for online memes or macro images.
What is Impact?