Body Language/Speech
Folded arms, hands in pockets, hunched over
Name 3 types of credible sources you could use for research
Books, internet, and media
The Greek word for using emotions in your speech to capture your audience's attention
Pathos
This is what it is called when you make your voice louder or softer while speaking
Projection
Name 3 things great public speakers do
Keep their body open, project, comfortable with stage, eye contact
What is an example of a source that is not credible
Wikipedia, social media, fake news
Rebuttal
This is what it is called when you emphasize the sounds of each word and pronounce them clearly.
Articulation
Several public speakers give speeches at what event each year? Hint we watched a video of it in the first week.
TED
How can you tell whether or not a news article is biased?
- dramatic language
- check on the bias news chart
- other sources do not confirm it
This is the Greek word for when you cite an expert during your speech or highlight your strong background in the topic in order to build trust with your audience
What muscle in your body do you use to project your voice?
Diaphragm
Name 3 types of hooks
A quote, literary device, analogy, interesting fact, definition, etc
Name one news agency or website that is credible
Multiple Options
Logos
What is the speed of your speaking called
Give me an example of a thesis statement
Senior pranks should be allowed because they are fun, form student relationships, and are tradition.
BONUS
BONUS
This is what it is called when you appeal to reason in a persuasive speech
Logic
What is it called when you change the highness or lowness of your voice
Pitch