Basics of Communication
This is the person who initiates communication.
Who is the Sender?
Maintaining this with your audience shows respect for them.
What is eye contact?
These speeches usually happen on the spot.
What are Impromptu Speeches?
This type of Debate is focused on Values.
What is Lincoln-Douglas Debate?
Body language, eye contact, and gestures are all examples of this.
What is Nonverbal Communication?
What is Active Listening?
These can be helpful to you in a speech, but be sure to use them sparingly.
What are gestures?
This is the type of speech we did when we talked about a famous person we look up to.
What is an Informative Speech?
This is where a debater lays out their main points and gives significant evidence that supports their case.
What is a Constructive Speech?
Job-specific terms and phrases are also known as this.
What is Jargon?
This helps give off a good first impression to your audience before you even say a single word.
You would typically see this speech given at a wedding.
What is a Toast?
This is arguably the most essential element of debate.
What is a resolution?
Tone, Pitch, and Articulation are all elements of this.
What is Voice Control?
This type of plagiarism occurs when a person takes parts of their previous work in a class and try to pass it off as their original work.
What is Self-Plagiarism?
Sharing ideas and building connections with people in the same profession as you is known as this.
If you are trying to convince someone to buy you a pony, you would want to use this type of speech.
What is a persuasive speech?
This is where a debater defends their main points and refutes their opponent's arguments.
What is a rebuttal?
People with this conflict-resolution style typically deal with conflict in a way that respects everyone involved.
This is the way a message gets from sender to receiver.
What is the Medium?
Instead of writing out your speech word for word, most speakers take notes on these and use them in their speeches.
What are Index Cards?
This light and often humorous speech is typically given at the end of a convention.
This is the name given to the quick notetaking most debaters do in competition.
What is Flowing?
If a debater attacks their opponent instead of the issues, this is known as what kind of fallacy?
What is Ad Hominem?