Extra: Guessing game
I eat vegetables
I can run fast
I have long ears
What is it?
Rabbit
adverb:
exceedingly
Very old
Ancient
Very funny
Hilarious
Strong, though, can recover quickly
Yellow outside, white inside
You have to peel it to eat it
What is it?
BANANA
UNIMAGINABLE: DIFFICULT TO IMAGINE OR COMPREHEND
ADVERB IS:
UNIMAGINABLY
Very small
Minuscule
Very important
Crucial
No longer used, out of date
Obsolete
What must be broken before you can use it?
An egg
Free point
Congratulations your group won 300 pts
:)
Please, tell me a sentence with the word: "Exceptional"
10/10
Very fat
In an elevator pitch. The greeting, compliment and connection we found it in:
The grabber
The keeper
The Wrapper
The grabber
What's green, but not a leaf; copies others, but is not a monkey?
A parrot.
COMPLETELY ENTIRELY
UTTERLY
It is a helpful (visual) guide to organize your thoughts and your speech.
A speech outline
How can you keep the audience on track? In case you notice that someone is not paying attention.
Surprise the audience with a question, humor to reengage with the conversation, etc
Why must we cite a text from our research?
To avoid plagiarism
To give credit to the person wrote the text
To respect the intellectual property
You can't see it, you can't touch it, but you can hear it
The voice
STRUCTURE OF YOUR SPEECH
1. The introduction: " "
2. The body: " "
3. The close: " "
1. The Grabber
2. The Keeper
3. The Wrapper
Tell me one word of transition from Body to Close in your speech.
As I said earlier,
In conclusion
Finally,
Recapping,
Wrapping up,
Very good
Outstanding
Tell me 2 examples where we can find information to cite
Magazines
Newspapers
Books
Music
Websites
Videos