Living Museum Review

When giving a public speech you must consider:

• Tone, pitch and volume

• Comparisons, content and focus

• Lights, camera and action

• Hope, future and luck

It can be used to emphasize parts in your speech.

• Tone

• Inflection

• Confidence

• Comfort

What's a resource you can use to catch your audience attention?

• Open question

• Wh-question

• Rhetorical question

• Yes/no question

It's how high or low you place your voice when singing or giving a speech.

• Pitch

• Tone

• Vocal chord

• Chord

What's the purpose of a rhetorical question?

• Be answered

• Confuse people

• Prove a point

• Evaluate

It's a form of formal public speaking about a topic you know: (starts with "s")

(a)  

It's a form to have the words of a movie, play or speech in a document.

• Speech

• Script

• Conversation

• Debate

When's the Living Museum presentation?

• June 7th

• June 14th

• June 21st

• June 27th

It's important to consider this aspect so people can listen to your speech.

• Tone

• Inflection

• Volume

• Pitch

It's important to consider this aspect so people can understand your speech. (Use of commas and periods)

• Tone

• Inflection

• Pitch

• Pace