BC - Chapter 12

Large graphic elements that accompany the presentation.

• visual display
• presentation notes
• handout
• oral presentation

A way to show the audience exactly what is being described.

• Visual Display
• Demonstration
• Presentation Notes
• Oral Presentation

Used during a presentation to keep track of the current location in the presentation.

• Visual display
• Presentation Notes
• Oral Presentation
• Handout

Clearly and distinctly pronouncing syllables and sounds.

• Monotone
• Modulation
• Enunciation
• Pitch

Changing the emphasis of words by raising and lowering your voice.

• Tone
• Pitch
• Modulation
• Enunciation

The highness or lowness of a sound.

• Pitch
• Modulation
• Enunciation
•  Monotone

The rise and fall in the pitch of your voice.

• Modulation
• Intonation
• Pitch
• Monotone

Speech that is delivered with the same intonation, stress, pitch, and volume.

• Monotone
• Intonation
• Modulation
• Pitch

When planning a presentation, the audience determines where you look for information.

• True
• False

The introduction draws listeners into the presentation by grabbing their attention.

• True
• False