Speech Prep
Public Speaking Vocab
How Its Made
Visual Aids
Bazer's Choice
100

True or false: Speech note cards are supposed to contain the whole speech word for word.

False

100

The people listening to a speech

Audience

100

Type of sauce made using pepper's and vinegar 

Hot Sauce

100

What programs are visual aids usually made on in Bazer's class?

PowerPoint or Canva

100

The name of the first American president

George Washington 
200

What major information should note cards contain? 

Main points

200

Speaking loudly and slowly so that people can understand you

Clarity/Annunciation 

200

How long hot sauce is aged before sale

Three years

200

What are the two rules of a good font?

Large and easy to read color

200

The band "The Beatles" are from what country?

The United Kingdom

300

What is the purpose of a visual aid?

To give the audience a more engaging speech

300

The act of using someone else's work without credit.

Plagiarism

300

Hot dogs are made from these three types of meat

Beef, Pork, and Chicken

300

Every visual aid should include this

Pictures

300

The Amendment in the bill of rights that protects against cruel and unusual punishment

The Eighth

400
What is the most important factor of a great speech?

Practice

400

The act of publicly speaking with no preparation. 

Improvisation

400

Why is rubber called rubber?

It rubs off pencil markings on paper

400

Pictures are used for what purpose?

Help the audience stay engaged/help the audience visualize what is being said/help the audience replicate what is being done themselves. 

400

What is an atom made up of?

Protons, Nutrons, Electrons

500

What is the number one thing students lose points on with their speeches in Mr. Bazer's Class

Eye Contact

500

Powerful and effective speaking that will change someone's mind

Eloquence

500

Why does salt go on top of hot sauce barrels? 

Remove water

500

The name of a PowerPoint tool that helps make beautiful looking slides

Designer 

500

Who discovered gravity? 

Issac Newton