Communication Warrior vocabulary

Public Speaking is....

• presenting and defending oneself and one's ideas in front of people who have the capability of passing judgement based on presentation skills.

• talking in public.

• puts the speaker in an immediate position of leadership.

• reading something to someone.

Communication anxiety is...

• the planned and prepared process of sharing information.

• excitement about speaking in public or being in front of people.

• fear of speaking in public or being in front of people.

• fear of asking someone on a date.

A presentation is...

• something that gives people communication anxiety.

• a visual aid, like a video or graph.

• a major hurdle to being working one's way to public communication.

• The planned and prepared process of sharing information to a group of people.

True speeches...

• use powerpoint.

• involve only the speaker and no presentation software.

• must have a prezi.

• are more common than presentations.

Examples of sensory assists are:

• videos

• graphs

• photos

• powerpoint or prezi

Which correctly lists the 4 delivery styles?

• manuscript, memorization, extemporaneous, inflammatory.

• manuscript, memorization, impromptu, extemporaneous

• memorization, impromptu, formal, informal

• manuscript, memorization, formal, informal

Manuscripts reading style involves:

• part manuscript, part memorization, and part impromptu.

• speaking without preparation without notes or an outline.

• giving a speech or presentation completely from memory.

• Reading off a paper, a screen, notecards, or a teleprompter.

Memorization style involves:

• presenting a speech without the use of notes or a teleprompter.

• reading off a paper, powerpoint, notecards or teleprompter.

• presenting without preparation, having no notes or outline.

• a combination of impromptu, manuscript and memorization.

Impromptu means:

• using a mixture of memorization and manuscript.

• making things up.

• speaking without preparation, and having no notes or outlines.

• reading without the use of notes, notecards, or a teleprompter.

Extemporaneous speaking means:

• using part manuscript, part memorization and part impromptu.

• using part impromptu, part teleprompter and part presentation.

• making things up as you go.

• speaking out of turn.