chap 12

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Personalize statistics

Back

Statistics that relate directly to the audience.

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Extemporaneously

Back

Speaking freely without reading from notes or a manuscript.

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Simile

Back

A comparison that includes the words 'like' or 'as'.

Front

Introduction

Back

The part of a presentation where the speaker captures listeners' attention, identifies themselves, builds credibility, and previews the main points.

Front

Previewing

Back

A verbal signpost that tells audience members what is coming next in a presentation.

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Engagement techniques

Back

Methods used to capture and maintain the audience's attention during a presentation.

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Body language

Back

Non-verbal communication that includes gestures, facial expressions, and posture.

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Visual aids

Back

Tools such as slides, charts, and videos used to enhance a presentation.

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Feedback

Back

Responses from the audience that indicate their understanding and engagement.

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Rhetorical questions

Back

Questions posed for effect rather than to elicit an answer.