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The beginning of a speech.
What is a introduction?
100
A statement which repeats the exact words that someone else has said.
What is quotation?
100
The telling of a story.
What is a narrative?
100
An explanation by the negative team demonstrating that the affirmative plan has a direct link to its disadvantage.
What is a link?
100
The statment that presents the overall purpose of a speech.
What is a thesis statement?
200
The statement at the end of the introduction that presents an overview of the major areas that will be discussed in the body of the speech.
What is a preview statement?
200
The part of the spech that provides the content and analysis that proves the thesis statement.
What is the body?
200
A logical, organized framework for a speech.
What is an outline?
200
A statement that presents the selected speech topic and the speakers specific purpose in speaking.
What is a purpose statement?
200
Ranking in terms of importance.
What is subordination.
300
One of the major divisions, areas, or arguments of the speakers purpose statment.
What is the main heading.
300
Informtion that supports and reinforces the meain heading of a speech.
What is supporting materials.
300
A word or phrase ina speech that connects one part of a speech to the rest.
What is transition?
300
A pattern of organization that arranges the elements in time sequence or in the order in which they happened.
What is chronological pattern?
300
A pattern of organization that arranges the elements in order of importance.
What is climatic pattern?
400
A pattern of organization that arranges the elements on the basis of space or situational relationships.
What is spatial pattern?
400
A pattern of organization that arranges elements of an argument in a "because this happened, this resulted" sequence.
What is cause-effect pattern?
400
A pattern of organization that presents a problem and then provides possible situations.
What is problem situation pattern?
400
The mode or manner that a speaker uses to transmit words to an audience.
What is delivery?
400
A delivery in which the speaker wsrites out and subsequently reads the speech word for word.
What is manuscript method?
500
A delivry method in wich the speaker memorizes and then gives the speech word forward withut the use of notes.
What is memorized method?
500
A delivery method in which the speaker refers only to notes or a brief outline.
What is extemporaneous method?
500
A delivery method tha tis completly unrehearsed; the speaker uses no notes and relies on his or her ability to offfer an immediate verbal response.
What is impromptu method?
500
A meaningless saying such as "you know" used to fill moments when the speaker is not sure what to say next.
What is vocolized pause?
500
The origin of the engery needed to make things go.
What is power source?