The Basics Of Public Speaking
The ideas that he or she says conveys to the audience constitutes?
What is the MESSAGE ?
This refers to the number of people who will be present for a speech
The body of your speech should be structured around...
What is MAIN POINTS?
The exact, literal dictionary definition of a word
Messages transmitted through either a mechanical or an electrical medium
What is MEDIATED COMMUNICATION?
The parts of classical canons of rhetoric
What is INVENTION, ARRANGEMENT, STYLE, MEMORY, and DELIVERY.
Analyzing the audience also includes gauging listeners
What is PRIOR EXPOSURE
A well organized speech includes
What is a JARGON?
A presentation delivered directly directly to the audience as the speaker presents the message from a remote location.
What is REAL-TIME PRESENTATION?
What is ETHICAL ABSOLUTISM?
When you list every list every idea that comes to mind without evaluating its merits
What is BRAINSTORMING
The main points represent important aspects of your topic that can be thought of as adjacent to one another in location or geography.
What is SPATIAL PATTERN
A generic term that can be ambiguous or confusing for an audience.
What is an ABSTRACT WORD.
The extent to which a communication medium matches the features of face-to-face interaction
What is NATURALNESS?
When a speaker reveals only part of the truth and then mixes it with a lie
When you are informed about your topic and provide compelling evidence this gains?
What is CREDIBILITY?
A word or phrase within a sentence that informs the audience about the direction and organization of a speech
What is a SYNOPSIS
A specific word or phrase that suggests exactly what a speaker means
A technique used in informative speeches that provides and analysis of something for the purposes of clarity and specificity by tracing a line of reasoning or series of casual connections between events.
What is EXPLANATION?
When a speaker presents information that leads listeners to an incorrect conclusion
What is a FALSE INFERENCE?
This provides the meaning of a term as presented in a dictionary
What is DICTIONARY DEFINITION.
What is a TRANSITON
Attention-grabbing and descriptive words and phrases that appeal to the senses
What is VIVID LANGUAGE?
A story a speaker tells to share information and capture an audience's attention . As used in informative speeches, the story can be personal remembrance, a humorous anecdote, or a serious account of an event that happened in someone else's life.
What is a NARRATIVE?