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Choosing a Type of Delivery
Practicing The Speech
Guidelines for Delivery: Visual
Guidelines for Delivery: Auditory
Key Terms
100
What are the four basic types of delivery?
Extemporaneous, impromptu, manuscript, and memorized
100
What is the first step in practicing for a speech?
Go through speech with yourself- do not skip the statistics and explanations
100
What is important to remember about the visual aspect of appearance in a speech?
Be attractive, not flashy. Dress businesslike to improve credibility
100
What is important to remember about the auditory aspect of volume in a speech?
Loud but not too loud
100
Define Slurring
articulation error of overlapping the end of one word with the beginning of the next
200
What is a memorized speech?
A speech learned “by heart” and delivered without a written text
200
What is the second step in practicing for a speech?
Record your speech to hear exactly what you are saying
200
What is important to remember about the visual aspect of movement in a speech?
Avoid nervous twitches and shakes. Walk and move with confidence
200
What is important to remember about the auditory aspect of rate in a speech?
Be fast but not too fast
200
Define database
computerized collection of information that can be searched in a variety of ways to locate information the user is seeking
300
What is an impromptu speech?
A speech given “off the top of one’s head,” without preparation
300
What is the third step in practicing for a speech?
Present in front of a small group of family/friends
300
What is important to remember about the visual aspect of posture in a speech?
Maintain good posture. It helps to ease nerves, Do not lock your knees
300
What is important to remember about the auditory aspect of pitch in a speech?
Should range while speaking, avoid talking in one pitch the whole time
300
Define Belief
underlying conviction about the truth of an idea, based on cultural training
400
What is a manuscript speech?
A speech that is read word for word from a prepared text
400
What is the fourth step in practicing for a speech?
Present to one person who will be there on the day of there on the day of the speech
400
What is important to remember about the visual aspect of facial expression in a speech?
Be positive, remember to smile
400
What is important to remember about the auditory aspect of articulation in a speech?
Pronounce all the parts necessary for words
400
Define Attitude
predisposition to respond to an idea, person, or thing favorably or unfavorably
500
What is an extemporaneous speech?
A speech that is planned in advance but presented in a direct, spontaneous manner
500
What is another way to practice for a speech?
Rehearse the speech as you write each section
500
What is important to remember about the visual aspect of eye contact in a speech?
Most important aspect, maintain eye contact and try to meet the eyes of each member of your audience.
500
What four parts of articulation should you avoid during a speech?
deletion, substitution, addition, and slurring
500
Define General Purpose
One of three basic ways a speaker seeks to affect an audience: to entertain, inform, or persuade