Physical Message

What is not a message in the speech?

• physical

• visual

• story

• information

What is the physical message?

• The way you stand in front of the mirror

• The way you look at people around you

• The way you use body to present the message

• The way you change the tone in a conversation

What is the posture?

• The place you stand

• The visual that you use

• The way you move your hands

• The way you stand and position your body

What is the gesture?

• The place you stand

• The visual that you use

• The way you move your hands

• The way you stand and position your body

Why is the physical message important?

• Speaker should act naturally

• Physical message is the most important message in speech

• Half of the communication in a speech comes from physical message

• A good physical message sends a confident message to the audience

Why should you move your hands during your speech?

• To support your words.

• To attract the audience.

• To help your speech more fluently.

• To keep in touch with the audience.

Why should you use eye contact?

• To support your words.

• To attract the audience.

• To help your speech more fluently.

• To keep in touch with the audience.

What should you do during giving a speech?

• Swaying from side to side.

• Staring at the back of the room.

• Balance your weight evenly on both feet.

• Standing stiffly and your hands at your side.

Why should the speaker hold the hands together?

• It is easy position to gesture from.

• It shows self-control and confidence.

• It is polite to set the hands in front of the audience.

• It helps you to avoid nervous action like rubbing hands.

Why should you look at the audience for 3 seconds before you begin the speech?

• To keep in touch with the audience.

• To collect your thought before you begin.

• To attract the audience.

• To show the starting signal to the audience.