Neutral Position
In neutral position, a speaker's feet should be where?
Shoulder-width apart
The these to practice clarity
Tongue Twisters
Avoid these two offensive gestures
fist or pointed finger
What is annotation?
the practice of marking notes in your speech to improve your delivery.
What is monotone?
speed
In neutral position, knees should be
slightly bent (or bent)
To make sure your words and sentences are projected at full volume, breathe from here:
the diaphragm or stomach
When not gesturing, where should hands be?
neutral position
How do we mark emphasis?
underline
How can a speaker show competence or knowledge of a subject?
T
The key to good posture is found not in the shoulders, but where?
in the core
Focus on these parts to clarify your vowels
lips and jaw
Never put your hands in these 3 places
in your pockets, behind your back, or between your body and the audience
How do we mark pauses?
slash
How can you use volume to emphasize ideas?
up or down
In neutral position, hands should be both of these two things:
Relaxed and visible
Focus on these parts to clarify your consonants:
teeth and tongue
Keep gestures in which zone of your body to make them more powerful?
between the elbows and the head
How do we mark gestures?
circle
What is upspeak? and why is it bad?
monotone
Remember these two things in your face when in neutral position
Eye contact and a smile
Why is it important to keep your chin upright?
To keep your airway open
How can you show openness with your gestures
palms upward
What do we mark in the margin?
motivations
What is fixed-pitch pattern?
upspeak