If John quotes the author, title, and date of a publication during his speech, John is supporting his credibility by including a/an __________.
What is an oral citation.
100
Aristotle's appeal to reason is known as ________.
What is logos?
100
Stating that you have conducted research on your topic in your speech introduction is a good way to ________.
What is to establish credibility?
100
Saying "Um" and "You know" in your speech can be distracting to the audience. These vocal fillers can best be eliminated by _________
What is pausing?
100
Presenting just the facts on a topic is known as _______.
What is informational speaking.
200
In her speech Marie supports her message by mentioning the famous John Wayne quote of "Life's hard. It's even harder when you're stupid.” When she does this, Marie is using ________ type of supporting material.
What is testimony.
200
Aristotle's appeal to credibility is known as ________.
What is ethos?
200
Connecting two concepts in your speech helps your audience following your organization and is known as a __________.
What is a transition?
200
Holding your arm, swaying, and touching your face while presenting are all examples of _______.
What are distracting mannerisms.
200
When Tina includes the following statement in her speech about ethics,
"A set of principles of conduct governing an individual or a group."
She is using a ______ as a type of supporting material.
What is a definition.
300
The four types of supporting material
What are definitions, examples, testimony, and statistics?
300
Aristotle's appeal to passion is known as ________.
What is pathos?
300
The final statement at the end of your persuasive speech is know as the __________.
What is the call to action?
300
It is impossible to have a great speech without first putting your ideas into a structured format called a(n) _______.
What is an outline.
300
When Obama says, "but tonight, because of what we did on this day, in this election, at this defining moment,
change has come to America."
He is building is _______ into his speech.
What is repetition?
400
Citing sources and informing your audience of your credentials are two ways of building your _________.
What is credibility.
400
If Joshua appeals to his audience by stating "You will have more friends." he is appealing to which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
What is belonging?
400
One common organizational pattern for a persuasive speech is to use Monroe's Motivational Sequence the other common organizational pattern is ______ / ________ .
What is Problem/Solution?
400
Deep breathing, getting exercise are both _________ that help your speech delivery.
What are relaxation techniques?
400
The four steps of impromptu speaking are _____, ______, _____, and ________.
What is S.E.E.R (State, Explain, Example, Restate)
500
One major mistake that novice speakers make when creating an informative speech is to include elements of _________.
What is be persuasion or value laden words.
500
The strongest persuasive appeals combine all three of Aristotle's appeals; _______, ________, and _______.
What are ethos, pathos, and logos?
500
Monroe's Motivational Sequence is a 5 step pattern. The last step is the ____________.
What is the Call to Action?
500
Thinking about who you are going to present to and what they know about your topic is called _________.
What is audience analysis.
500
The process of supporting a claim or conclusion on the basis of evidence