Chapter 10
Used to capture the audiences interest
Attention - getter
Primary goal for the speech
Rhetorical purpose
Presenting his or her ideas word-for-word
Direct Quotation
A typed or handwritten document containing the entire text of your speech
Script
What is Prior Exposure
Whether your audience has heard the message before
What is the purpose of a Rhetorical Question
Something you want the listeners to answer in their heads.
What is a Topic?
Google is a prime example of a
search engine
Combination of verbal and nonverbal communication skills used to present the speech
Delivery
The audiences attitude toward your message
Disposition
What president is pictured in the "Provide a Quotation" section?
Abraham Lincoln
What are the five concepts called Classical Canons of Rhetoric?
Invention, Arrangement, Style, Memory and Delivery
Dictionaries do these three things
offer definitions, pronunciation guides, and sometimes etymologies
Memorized delivery can come across as _____ and not in a good way
Slick
If you use a survey, you may want to _______ your audience
Survey
This allows your audience to know you are nearing the end of your speech
Conclusion
Central idea of the speech is also called...
Thesis Statement
What is a top level domain
the designation at the end of a Web address that indicates the site sponsor's affiliation.
What is Volume
how loud or soft your voice is as you deliver a speech
This measures the intensity of feelings on a given issue by offering a range of fixed responses
Don't ______ your whole speech
Regurgitate
What is the ideal number of main points in a speech?
anywhere from 2-5
List the 4 advanced search features
Date, Language, Country, File format
This provides color and warmth in your speech
Tonal Variety
Sympathetic, Hostile, and Neutral