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Propositions
Persuasive Speaking
Parts of a Speech
Public Speaking: General
Misc.
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Alternative name for the thesis statement in a persuasive speech
What is a proposition
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A fire department billboard depicting a forest fire near a rural home has a caption reading “Are You Prepared?” This appeals to this level of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
What is safety
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The speech organizational pattern that develops an idea or problem according to the order in which it occurred in time
What is the chronological pattern
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Clarity, consistency, and contrast are the three C’s to remember when creating
What iare PowerPoint slides / visual aids
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William Smith, who is from England, decides to attend school at Ohio State University. He has never been to the USA before. The day after he arrives, he is walking back from an orientation session and sees two white (albino) squirrels chasing each other around a tree. In his next email home, he tells his family that all American squirrels are white. His email contained this type of reasoning fallacy
What is a hasty generalization
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“Tofu burgers taste wonderful.” Is an example of this type of proposition
What is a proposition of value
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The purpose of the engagement entitled “Sell It!” was to apply ___________________ in the development of a short persuasive speech.
What is Monroe’s Motivated Sequence
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Relevance, accuracy and reliability should all be considered when evaluating ____________material
What is supporting material
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Trustworthiness, Charisma, and Competence are elements that make the speaker seem more ___________
What is credible
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A person’s most enduring judgments about what is good and bad in life are called their ___________________.
What iare values
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“The government should legalize marijuana for private use.” Is an example of this type of proposition
What is a proposition of policy
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One major difference between an informative speech and a persuasive speech is that in a persuasive speech the speaker uses ______________ appeals.
What are emotional appeals
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The first step of Monroe’s Motivated Sequence
What is attention
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The Greek word for including arguments, reasoning, and evidence to support a claim.
What is logos
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The first step in the SEER impromptu speaking method is
What is statement
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A speech to persuade the audience that “A tax rebate should be enacted because it is the best way to stimulate the economy.” is an example of a proposition of
What is proposition of policy
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The “clincher” in a persuasive speech is also known as the
What is the call to action
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Effective speech proportions are 10 percent introduction, 80 percent body, _________percent conclusion.
What is 10%
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To start your speech you decide to tell a joke that is not related to your speech topic. This approach is not considered an effective _____________ strategy to use for your introduction.
What is attention-getting
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The best practice to use if you are trying to avoid saying “um” during your presentation is to
What is pause
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When you ask the audience to support your proposition, you are asking them to support or act on your call to _____________
What is your call to action
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According to Abraham Maslow, this is our most basic need
What is physiological
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Repetition of information, relevance of information, and emphasis can be used to help an audience remember
What is information
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The majority of the information is contained in this part of your speech
What is the body
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An effective attention gaining and maintain technique exemplified in the Story of My Name assignment is to weave a
What is story