Elements of a Speech
The people who the speech is intended to speak to
Who is the audience?
This describes various changes in your voice when speaking.
What is inflections?
Trying to make the listener feel strong emotions.
What is Pathos?
When the speaker repeats a certain word or phrase multiple times in his or her speech.
What is repetition?
This is the background, which provides a reason for the speaker to give the speech.
What is context?
When someone points, lift arms and call people to rise, put a fist in the air to show power.
What is Hand Gestures?
Showing that the speaker is someone worth trusting.
What is Ethos?
This is when the speaker asks a question, and then answers the question.
What is Hypophora?
The general purpose of any speech will be either to Inform; Motivate/Persuade; or Entertain your audience
What is the Purpose?
When you look to the person you are speaking to.
What is eye contact?
The facts or logic that support a speaker’s message.
What is Logos?
When the speaker uses exaggeration to emphasize a certain point.
What is Hyperbole?
The central idea that the speaker is trying to communicate to the listener
What is the Message?
Qualities, actions, or things that are connected with a person's body when speaking (posture, clothing, etc.).
What is Physical Aspects?
"A doctor recently stated that smokers are 65% more likely to have lung cancer than people who do not smoke".
This is an example of:
What is Logos?
This is a personal story that helps connect with the audience and make the message stronger.
What is an Anecdote?
This is a word used before a noun that shows direction, time, place, location, or spatial relationships.
What is a preposition?
In the text this helps you determine the meaning of new or unfamiliar words.
What is Context Clues?
"I am a doctor and I have seen many patients rapidly decline from their smoking habits."
This is an example of:
What is Ethos?
"I'm so hungry I can eat a horse".
This is an example of:
What is a Hyperbole?