Famous Speeches
Figures of Speech
The Virtual World
That's Really Remote
You Work Here, Don't You?
100

This speaker gave an important civil rights speech in August 1968 in front of the Lincoln Memorial.

Dr. Martin Luther King

100

Alliteration is the repetition of the beginning sounds, as in "She sells" this.

Seashells

100

People on video calls like to blur or create their own instead of showing what's really behind them. 

Background

100

You know a place is desolate when the space program has tested here in preparation for a mission to Mars. Devon Island is part of this North American country that falls under the British monarchy.

Canada

100

Great Speech was founded in this year, competing with the Sochi Winter Olympics and the World Cup for best news of the year.

2014

200

This speech by Abraham Lincoln after the Civil War begins with "Four score and seven years ago..."

The Gettysburg Address

200

Onomatopoeia is the term for a word that sounds like what it's describing, like this toy's first name: ___ Lightyear

Buzz

200

This website gives you access to videos and music from big names and anyone else who wants to upload them.

YouTube

200

This island off Chile is known for giant statues and is named after a religious holiday. It's more than 2,000 miles from modern civilization.

Easter Island

200

These are 3 of the many conditions we can help clients with.

Articulation, Stuttering, Accent Modification, Executive Function, Language Disorders, Parkinson's, Stroke, TBI, Voice Therapy, etc.

300

This president famously said, "Ich bin ein Berliner" when visiting Germany in 1963.

John F. Kennedy

300

This word completes this pun, which is a play on words: "Make like a tree and ___."

Leave

300

No need for paper tickets anymore - this online event company is the world's largest ticket marketplace (and their fees jack up the price).

Ticketmaster or Live Nation

300

This post office located on Port Lockroy west of the Antarctic peninsula is called the "_____ Post Office", named for the local flightless aquatic bird.

Penguin

300

As Great Speech continues to grow, so does our percentage of these. We're currently at about 97%.

Females

400

This sport lost Lou Gehrig when he said farewell in 1939 noting he was "...the luckiest man on the face of the earth."

Baseball

400

You're having one of these when you suddenly come to a conclusion, such as "You really can't rely on what's in the portal for availability."

Epiphany

400

The last one of these was removed from midtown Manhattan on Monday. Everyone is probably Facetiming now.

Public pay phone

400

The Outer Hebrides, consisting of more than 100 islands with only a handful inhabited, is part of this country. I wonder if each island has it's own golf course?

Scotland

400

This section of the Great Speech website offers videos and practice items for free to potential clients who register. 

The Resource Library

500

This speech by VP candidate Richard Nixon where he referenced his dog garnered both support and mockery.

The Checkers Speech

500

You're using this when you replace a word that could be offensive or uncomfortable, like saying a woman "has a bun in the oven" instead of saying pregnant.

Euphemism

500

This is the ability of a computer or robot to do human tasks, and some people are afraid they'll end up taking over the world. 

AI or Artificial Intelligence

500

There are just 50 people living on Pitcairn Island. It's  3,000-miles from New Zealand and sits in this area of the world, so enchanting that Oscar Hammerstein wrote a musical about it.

South Pacific

500

The main page of the Great Speech website touts that "We empower people to become..." this. 

The best version of themselves.