Types of Speeches
What are the 4 types of speeches?
Informative, Demonstrative, Persuasive, and Entertainment
What is the body of a speech?
The part where you present your main points and support them with examples, narratives, testimony, and other materials.
A drawing that details an object or action, as well as arrangements and relations among its parts.
Diagram
You list every idea that comes to mind without evaluating its merit.
Brainstorming
Requires consideration of audience, occasion, and nature of one's message when choosing language for a speech
Word choice or diction
Name 5 techniques to use in an informative speech
Definition, Explanation, Description, Demonstration, and Narrative
Materials designed to prove or substantiate your main points.
Supporting points
A graph that uses lines plotted on a pair of axes to show relationships between two elements.
Line graph
Another strategy for generating ideas
Word Association
Specialized or technical words or phrases familiar only to people in a specific field or group.
Jargon
What is a fact claim?
Asserts that something is true or false
Creating a hierarchy of points
Subordination
Used to show how percentages and proportions relate to one another and add up to a whole.
A pie chart.
This happens once you have selected a topic
Deciding your rhetorical purpose
Consists of words your listeners find recognizable
Understandable language
What does a value claim attach a judgement to?
A subject.
What are the 5 patterns used when organizing a speech?
Spatial, chronological(temporal), causal, comparison, and categorical
Five ways to make your aids simple and clear.
Keep your aids simple, Test the size of visual aids, create contrast, Test the legibility of visual aids, and Test the volume and clarity of audio aids.
Four things to consider when selecting the best topic
Consider the assignment, Consider your audience, Consider your knowledge and interests, and Consider the speech context.
Brief Stories
Personal anecdotes