Audience
What type of speaking means keeping the people listening to your speech in mind throughout the speechmaking process?
What is audience-centered speaking?
What do you need to choose before you can develop your speech?
What is a topic?
What is the speech about?
What is speechmaking process
What are the three first parts of a speech?
1. What is considering your audience
2. what is narrowing down you topic
3. what is developing your central idea
What should you do before giving your speech to become more comfortable with your material?
What is rehearse/practice?
Before preparing a speech, a speaker should ask these two questions about the audience.
What are "Who are they?" and "What do they already know?"
Why would "technology" be too difficult as the topic for a short speech?
Because it is too broad.
What tells the audience the main message of your speech?
What is the central idea?
Which part of the speech gets the audience's attention and introduces the topic?
What is the introduction?
Name one thing you should do when rehearsing.
Practice out loud
Time yourself
Practice transitions
Practice with your slides
Check your body language
Practice difficult sections
Name two things a speaker should think about when considering their audience.
What interests them?
What do they expect?
What might they need explained?
What do they already know?
Which is more focused?
A. Technology
B. How smartphone notifications affect students' concentration
What is B?
Which one is a central idea?
A. Smartphone notifications
B. Frequent smartphone notifications can interfere with students' concentration.
What is B?
Which part develops the main ideas and supporting material?
What is the body
What is one way a speaker can connect with the audience during delivery?
What is eye contact?
Why is it important to think about your audience before giving a speech?
So you can make your speech appropriate and understandable for them.
What are the three purposes of a speech discussed in the presentation?
What are inform, persuade, and entertain?
What does the central idea provide for the rest of the speech?
What is a foundation?
Which part reinforces the main message and leaves an impression?
What is the conclusion?
Name one important part of delivery.
Eye contact
Voice
Gestures
Posture
Facial expression
The audience should be considered during what?
What is the entire speechmaking process?
If your goal is to teach your audience something, what is your purpose?
What is to inform?
True or False:
A topic and a central idea are the same thing.
The topic is what you're discussing. The central idea is what you're saying about it.
What helps the audience understand when you are moving from one idea to another?
What are transitions?
True or False:
The goal of rehearsal is to memorize every single word of your speech.
What is false?