What is another term for the presentation’s central idea?

• Thesis Statement

• Transition Words

• WIIFT

• CORE

Which words are examples of Transition & Bridge Words?

• Furthermore, meanwhile, however

• Clear, oral, rhetorical

• Pathos, logos, ethos

• Panel, symposium, forums

What does WIIFT stand for?

• What’s In It For Them?

• What’s Important For Today?

• Why Is It Fun Today?

• Where Is It From There?

What is the Tell-Show-Do Method?

• A demonstration method where one tells or describes a process and then shows or demonstrates it

• A persuasive speech technique

• A type of group discussion

• A skill that requires active awareness

What does H stand for in the HURIER model?

• Hearing

• Humor

• Honesty

• Harmony

What are Nonverbal Messages?

• Facial expressions, posture, and head nods

• Clear, oral, rhetorical

• Emotional appeal, feelings

• Attention, need, satisfaction

What is the term for statements that go beyond what is observed?

• Inferences and opinions

• Ad Hominem

• Monotone

• Gesture

What does inflection refer to in speech?

• Being vocally expressive and dynamic

• Sounding the same; one tone

• Using body movements

• Filling silence with words

What are filler phrases used for in speech?

• To fill the silence during a speech

• To express emotions

• To attack the person

• To introduce a speaker

What are welcome remarks?

• Extemporaneous greetings that introduce a speaker

• Prepared speeches for awards

• Filler phrases in speeches

• Gestures used in communication