demonstrative speech
public speaking rules
the speaking voice
effective delivery
speech potpourri
100
Go through the steps one by one.
What do you do in the body of a demonstrative speech?
100
Sit quietly and respectfully without commenting on the speech or the speaker
How should an audience act when listening to a speech?
100
Get plenty of these to keep a clear strong voice.
What are water and rest?
100
words like "um," "like," "okay," "so," "you know," "ah" and others that we say when we are struggling to think of the next thing to say
What are fillers?
100
It's similar to an informative speech, but with built-in visual aids.
What is a demonstrative speech?
200
Gives a brief overview and tells the audience why they should listen.
What is the introduction of a demonstrative speech?
200
Take your topic seriously, but enjoy the process.
What is the best approach to public speaking?
200
If you speak too quickly you will lose the listeners, but if you speak too slowly you will bore them.
Why should you control the rate of your speech?
200
Look at the back wall just above the heads of your audience.
What is a good way to give the appearance of maintaining good eye contact?
200
A sometimes unexpected or ignored tool that can be used for emphasis
What is silence?
300
Summarize the process briefly and recap the benefits.
What do you do in the conclusion of a demonstrative speech?
300
Stay focused on the task and do your research.
How can a speaker show respect for his audience?
300
This is the ability to speak clearly and distinctly--improved by saying tongue twisters, emphasizing consonants, and exaggerating lip movement
What is articulation?
300
These are important aspects to maintain in your facial expression.
What are relaxed, animated, and responsive?
300
Any object that is used during a speech, such as models, diagrams, charts, descriptive gestures, and body movements
What are visual aids?
400
Do the process several times so you know it inside out, put yourself in the audience's shoes, clarify any jargon
What should be done before giving the demonstrative speech?
400
Know when to leave the humor out to establish credibility.
How should you approach humor in a speech?
400
These are the three important aspects of vocal quality.
What are rate, pitch, and volume?
400
This is how your body and gestures should be during a speech.
What are relaxed and natural?
400
This group should be kept in mind when preparing for a speech.
What is the audience?
500
Dead air time when the process is being demonstrated but I am not talking...
What should I avoid during the delivery of my demonstrative speech?
500
Using humor at the expense of others
When is it not acceptable to use humor?
500
control your breathing, moderate the volume, control the rate, vary the pitch, and articulate
What are five things to do to develop an effective speaking voice?
500
This is the best way to prevent major nervousness when delivering the speech.
What is extensive practice?
500
Every speech should have these three parts.
What are the introduction, body, and conclusion?
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