Informative Speech Study Guide

In Informative Speaking A(n)

• Accurate analysis of the audience is necessary

• Correct topic is presented

• Speaker is the most important piece

• Speech about a Certain person is required

When Criticizing an informative Speech all information is valid

• True

• False

Acronyms

• each of two or more words having the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings and origins.

• Using a word or example that means the same thing as the initial word or example

• A word composed of the initial letters or parts of a series of words

• one or two words that have the same spelling but different meaning.

Compare and Contrast - A method of informing that explains the meaning of something

• True

• False

A speech designed to convey knowledge and understanding

• Demonstrative Speech

• Informative Speech

• Compare and Contrast Speech

• Expository speech

speeches about: objects, events, people, processes, concepts, and issues.

• Persuasive speeches include

• Compare and contrast speeches incldue

• Informative speeches include

• Special occasion speeches include

A demonstration is a

Tell me about your favorite Chocolate candy

The Goal of an informative speech is to

describes a subject by explaining the roots of the term.

• Negation

• Etymology

• An operational definition

• Definition