An oral presentation that gives an extended explanation of a concept.
What is a definition speech.
100
An oral presentation that describes a person, place, object, or event
What is description speech.
100
Another name for process speech.
What is demonstration speech.
100
Explaining a situation or concept
What is expository speech
100
Something that impacts on the listeners lives
What is relating the speech to listeners
200
A rich, full explanation of the meaning of a term.
What is extended definition.
200
A person, place, object, or event
What is a noun
200
an oral presentation that analyzes how to do something or how something works.
What is a process speech.
200
True or false: expository speeches may contain features of definition, descriptive, or process speeches.
What is true
200
Tend to make speeches boring
What is generalities
300
Providing examples, and exploring the topic further.
What is elaboration
300
Organizing speeches and stories by location.
What is spatial organization.
300
Explaining how something is done.
What is the goal of a process speech.
300
the most common way expository speeches are organized.
What is topical pattern
300
Interviewing members of the audience
What is assessing the knowledge of listeners
400
The best way to define a topic.
What is comparing and contrasting
400
Organizing a speech by order of events. Commonly used to describe one's life.
What is chronological pattern
400
True or False, you should use visual aids whenever possible.
True
400
Pattern listing reasons for an event
What is statement-of-reasons pattern
400
Relating a concept to another to help explain
What is using the familiar to explain the unfamiliar
500
Willie King of Baltimore was scheduled to have his right leg amputated below the knee, but during surgery, the surgeon incorrectly amputed his left leg instead.
What is an example of extended definition.
500
Emphasizing major points or TOPICS
What is topical pattern.
500
Name at least 3 of the 5 guidelines for a process speech.
1. Be sure to include all steps.
2. Use visual aids whenever possible.
3. Involve the audience in physical activity whenever possible.
4. Proceed Slowly
5. Give warning of difficult steps.