Speeches
What are three ways you can involve the audience in a speech?
demonstration/role play/Q&A/game
Little by little.
Bit by bit.
How many points are usually in the body of a speech?
2 - 4
What are two components of good posture?
head straight/feet flat on the floor/back straight/arms at sides or in front
What were the two kinds of speeches in Chapter 1?
picture story, "old bag" speech
Analyze a situation carefully before you take action.
Look before you leap.
In what order should you prepare your introduction, body, and conclusion?
1. body
2. conclusion
3. introduction
What is one of the ways eye contact can enhance your speech?
shows you are sincere and honest/indicates confidence/encourages listeners to pay attention/allows you to see listeners' reactions
story/question/quote or saying/joke/fact
Don't rely on an event you expect to happen until it actually occurs.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
What are the two parts of a conclusion?
What are words like "um, like, uh, hmm" called?
What was one of the main points in Chapter 2?
delivering your message/body language/voice/using notes
Look everywhere to find something.
Leave no stone unturned.
What are the three parts of an introduction?
attention getter, opinion/topic, preview
Phrasing and pausing are used for what punctuation?
commas, periods
What is on the goals of a final remark?
involve the audience/make the audience think/make a strong impression/restate your opinion
Take advantage of an opportunity before it's gone.
Strike while the iron is hot.
What are the four requirements of a supporting point?
relates to main point, contains only one idea, not repeated, equal importance
What are the six components of body language?
posture, walking, eye contact, facial expressions, movement, gestures