Speech Structure

Which part of a speech should you start with?

• beginning

• middle

• end

• All of the above

Define Philosopher

(a)  

Define informal logic

(a)  

What is rhetorical, inspiring, and can include incentives?

• beginning

• middle

• end

• All of the above

What should be completed in the middle of a speech?

• Toggle between facts, anecdotes, and implications

• Revelation of the problem

• What is verses What is possible

• All of the above

What should be completed in the middle of a speech?

• Say Something Provocative

• Outline of current problem

• What is verses What is possible

• All of the above

What should be completed in the beginning of a speech?

• Say Something Provocative

• Give a shocking statistic

• What is verses What is possible

• All of the above

What are the three parts of a speech?

• Beginning Middle End

• Hook Body Conclusion

• Intro Conflict Resolution

• All of the above

Delivery

• Formulation of arguments based on logos (rational appeal/logic)

• Ordering a speech in the most effective manner for a particular audience

• Fitting the proper language to the invented matter to enhance the enjoyment and thus the acceptability of the argument by an audience

• Important in the classical period; Not as much today, as memorized speeches are seen as too scripted and stale

• Use of non-verbal behaviors such as eye contact, gestures, and tone of voice during a presentation

Memory

• Formulation of arguments based on logos (rational appeal/logic)

• Ordering a speech in the most effective manner for a particular audience

• Fitting the proper language to the invented matter to enhance the enjoyment and thus the acceptability of the argument by an audience

• Important in the classical period; Not as much today, as memorized speeches are seen as too scripted and stale

• Use of non-verbal behaviors such as eye contact, gestures, and tone of voice during a presentation