What dramatic structure does the POI information/literature say I should follow?

Teaser, Exposition, Intro, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action

Exposition, Inciting incident, Introduction, Rising action, Climax, Falling action

Teaser, Exposition, Intro, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Conclusion

I am my own boss and can do what I want!

What are the rules for thesis construction and well, just getting started and creating a POI?

Make it Personal, Impactful, and Meaningful

According to NSDA, what is the correct definition/purpose of an informative speech?

an original speech designed to explain, define, describe, or illustrate a particular subject for the audience to gain understanding or knowledge of a topic.

an original speech designed to explain, define, describe, or illustrate a particular subject to entertain the audience

an original speech designed to explain, define, describe, or illustrate a particular subject to entertain the audience and persuade them to see your point of view

an original speech designed to explain, define, describe, or illustrate a particular subject to inform, entertain, and persuade your audience.

What is the most common structure used when creating your INF speech?

introduction, three main points, and a conclusion

Interesting story, introduction, three main points, claims, data, and a conclusion

introduction, history, three main points, climax, and a conclusion

introduction, funny anecdote, three main points, data, fun facts, and a conclusion

According to NSDA, what makes PROSE unique?

Most of your acting is through narration AND emotional acting.

You act while telling the story

Most of your acting is in your voice

Most of your acting is through narration

Where does a performer choose a PROSE selection from?

any published, printed work of prose (book, magazine, online article, etc.)

any published work (poems, songs, plays, books, etc.)

any published, printed work (poems, songs, books, magazines, etc.)

According to NSDA, What should your piece include?

coherent story with clear introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution/dénouement

coherent story with clear introduction, climax, and resolution/dénouement

a good story--the order of events doesn't matter.

According to NSDA, What is Original Oratory?

a self-written speech on a topic of their choosing. Original Oratory competitors craft an argument using evidence, logic, and emotional appeals. Topics range widely, and may be informative or persuasive in nature. The speech is delivered from memory

a self-written speech on a topic approved by NSDA. Limited in their ability to quote words directly, Original Oratory competitors craft an argument using evidence, logic, and emotional appeals. Topics range widely, and may be informative or persuasive in nature. The speech is delivered from memory

a self-written speech on a topic of their choosing. to informative your audience. The speech is delivered from memory

What are the correct structural components of OO?

Introduction: AG (hook), restate prompt, thesis; Body: First/Second/Third Point - Claim, Warrant, Impact; Conclusion: tie back to AG, restate prompt, sum up points

Introduction: Just include your thesis; Body: First/Second/Third Point - data, warrant, implications; Conclusion: sum up points

Introduction: AG (hook), tell a little story, restate prompt, thesis; Body: First/Second/Third Point - anecdotes and impacts; Conclusion: tie back to AG, restate prompt, sum up points

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The PRO/The side in agreement with the resolution

Negation

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The CON/The side in disagreement with the resolution

Negation

Affirmation

Resolution

Contention

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The side that sets the weighing mechanism for the round

Negation

Affirmation

Resolution

Contention

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The topic that is being debated

Negation

Affirmation

Resolution

Contention

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The points each side makes

Negation

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DF Semester Exam 2025 - Study this and the TERMS GLOSSARY

The PRO/The side in agreement with the resolution

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The side that sets the weighing mechanism for the round

The topic that is being debated

The points each side makes

The steps to setting the weighing mechanism

Name that weighing mechanism! Case/argument is true at least 51% of the time

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