Nerves and Body language
Any 3 symptoms of anxiety in public speaking
Examples include: Shaky hands, fast heart, sweaty palms, butterflies, clammy or cold fingers, shaking legs, trembling voice
The technique that allows the audience to process what has been said and fixes speeches that are rushed.
Pause
Using a surprising piece of knowledge or evidence
Fact/Statistic hook
Any 2 common persuasive techniques
Examples include emotive language, repetition/tricolon, contrast, anecdote
The type of speaking where you have no preparation
Impromptu speaking
A round object used to overcome anxiety
Fidget ball
The type where you inhale, hold and exhale, each taking around 4 seconds
Box breathing
Using traditional wisdom from other people
Quote hook
Pathos
Name any famous person who has done a memorable speech
Examples include MLK, Churchill, Obama, Trump
Since these emotions are similar, you can reframe anxiety as _______.
Excitement
The 3 P's of voice
Pitch, Pace, Power
A personal story told to increase engagement in the audience
Anecdote
The type of persuasion that appeals to the credibility of the person and their argument.
Ethos
A common temporal impromptu speaking method to split a topic into 3 parts
An almond shaped structure in the brain which triggers the "fight or flight" response
Amygdala
The general technique of varying pitch, tone, volume, pace to enhance communication
Modulation
The strategy to divide the subject into clear categories
Topical design
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Scissors paper rock for the winner
An urgent, time sensitive technique at the end of a persuasive speech.
Call to Action
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You are playing word chain within the food category
The diaphragm contracts to pull air into the lungs and stomach muscles expand the ribcage outward
Intercoastal diaphragmatic method of breathing
Organises points based on physical location or layout
Spatial pattern
The 3 types of rhetoric from Aristotle's rhetoric, focusing on the past, present and future respectively
Judicial, Epideictic, Deliberative
Do an impromptu speech on cheese for 1 minute to get this question correct
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