Introduction
What is the Attention Grabber?
The opening portion of a speech that includes the thesis, credibility statement, and attention getter.
What is the speech introduction?
Usually due to having too much info on slides, many students lose points on this by staring at the board.
What is eye contact?
This is the most points a person can earn for a major discussion.
What is 50?
What is the syllabus?
This is the name of the introduction point that explains why you are a speaking authority for this topic
What is the credibility statement?
The section of the speech where the speaker "reminds them what they told them."
What is the conclusion?
Also accept: The recap, the restatement of AG
An important part of the open of the presentation that ensures the audience knows who is speaking to them.
What is your full name?
This is the number of different assignments graded for a major speech.
What is 4?
presentation, visual aide, outline & peer review
This is the tab under which all digital submissions are sent
What is the Assignment Tab?
Also called a preview of points, this list out exactly what information will be covered in the speech.
What is the thesis?
This added section of the persuasive speech conclusion is what the speaker wants an audience member to do after the speech ends.
What is the Call to Action?
This visual component of the presentation should compliment, not replace your spoken words.
What is a PowerPoint?
Also accept: visual aid, slides, slide deck etc.
This is the maximum number of points given a major speech's outline.
What is 80?
This is how you can find examples of how to complete an assignment
What is "assignment descriptions & templates?"
Also accept: Content, week tab,
This section of the intro explains why the audience should care about this speech.
What is the relevance to the audience?
This written breakdown of the speech gives a preview of how the information will flow throughout the presentation.
Words like umm, uh and like that are the most commonly lost area of points on a presentation.
What are verbal pauses
will accept: audible slang
The minimum length a major presentation can be to receive points.
What is 5 minutes?
When completing a major discussion, don't forget to return and do this
What is peer response?
Found between each segment of a presentation, this element helps the audience and the speech flow from one area to the next.
What are transitions?
This announcement during the presentation tells the room the source of your evidence.
What is a verbal citation
A tool that allows students to analyze the speeches of their peers and give feedback.
What is the peer evaluation?
will accept: review, critique
How many extra credit impromptu speech options are there for this course?
What is 5?
This is the number of quizzes completed in this course
What is a 3?