Elements of a Speech and Public Speaking

How to manage anxiety when speaking in public? CHOOSE all that apply.

• No problem just forget it and go on

• Take a deep breath and go on

• Think about success and go on

• Briefly meditate and go on

WHAT DOES THIS GESTURE MEAN?

• That person wants to explain something

• That person wants to say something about power

• That person wants to protect himself

• That person wants to present something

How should you begin your speech's introduction paragraph?

• Greetings to the primary speaker

• Obtain a prize

• Note down the content detail

• build a raport with the audience

What is the purpose of the introduction? Choose all that apply.

• getting attention

• building trust

• preview main ideas

• challenge the audience

WHAT IS ONE PURPOSE OF THE CONCLUSION?

• preview the main ideas

• motivate the listeners

• get attention

• summarize the key points

WHEN DO WE USE SPEAKING FROM MANUSCRIPT?

• precise information

• speak without planning or preparation

• have time to prepare and practice

• deliver a short special-occasion speech

WHEN DO WE USE SPEAKING EXTEMPORANEOUSLY?

• precise words and information

• deliver a short special-occasion

• have time to prepare and practice

• read out loud everything

What is this fallacy?

"You are totally wrong. You are too young to understand this!"

• Target a person (ad hominem)

• Only two options (Either-or)

• Irrelevant reason (red herring)

• Irrelevant Conclusion (Non sequitur)

What is this fallacy?

"If you don't study, you will fail for sure”

• Target a person (ad hominem)

• Only two options (Either-or)

• Irrelevant reason (red herring)

• Irrelevant Conclusion (Non sequitur)

Match the following

• Speed at which you speak

• Vocal Rate

• A speaker presents a continuous message to a large audience in a unique context

• Transitions

• Words/phrases that connect parts of your speech

• Public Speaking

• Relative highness or lowness of voice

• Vocal Volume

• Relative intensity of the

• Vocal Pitch