Public Speaking

Some skills we need in public speaking are ...

• Write a good speech, do projecting voice, body gestures, mimic, tone, and eye contact appropriately, avoid pitfall and use appropriate supporting tools.

• Write a bad speech, do projecting voice, body gestures, mimic, tone, and eye contact carelessly, do pitfall and use no supporting tools.

• Write a bad speech, do projecting voice, body gestures, mimic, tone, and eye contact carelessly, do pitfall and use appropriate supporting tools.

• Write a good speech, do projecting voice, body gestures, mimic, tone, and eye contact carelessly, do pitfall and use no supporting tools.

Some jobs that require good public speaking are ....

• president, teacher, and farmer

• fisherman, lecturer, and pilot.

• teacher, reporter, and da'i.

• doctor, carpenter, and lawyer.

In projecting voice skill, we have to concern on ....

• breathing, clarity (articulation), and avoiding pitfall

  (posture, sufficient loudness, avoid nervous habits, talk to the mirror and record yourself)

• clarity (articulation) and avoiding pitfall

  (posture, sufficient loudness, avoid nervous habits, talk to the mirror and record yourself)

• breathing and avoiding pitfall

  (posture, sufficient loudness, avoid nervous habits, talk to the mirror and record yourself)

• avoiding pitfall

  (posture, sufficient loudness, avoid nervous habits, talk to the mirror and record yourself)

In delivering a speech, there are three kinds of tone we can use. They are ....

• up, flat, and down

• up, down, and silent

• up, flat, and silent

• down, flat, and silent

The correct compound word for this picture is ....

• football

• footstep

• stepball

• footprintball

Some effective gestures that help to deliver public sepaking better are ....

• posture, hands movement, eye contact, smile and expressions (mimic), facing audience, relaxed and comfortable.

• posture, hands movement, eye contact, smile and expressions (mimic), turn back on audience, relaxed and comfortable.

• posture, hands movement, eye contact, flat expressions (mimic), facing audience, relaxed and comfortable.

• bad posture, hands movement, eye contact, smile and expressions (mimic), facing audience, relaxed and comfortable.

Mimic is ... that shows emotions, such as happy, sad, angry, confused, afraid,

disappointed, etc.

• facial expressions

• hand expressions

• head expressions

• body expressions

Eye contact should be done to make the audiences feel ... to the speaker.

• bored

• connected

• sleepy

• happy

Supporting tools that we can use to make our presentations become more interesting are ....

• canva, quizziz, and facebook

• canva, quizziz, and instagram

• canva, quizziz, and mentimeter

• email, quizziz, and mentimeter

In composing a good speech, we should ....

• chose the appropriate topic and use supporting information

• back chose random topic and use supporting information

• chose the appropriate topic and use no supporting information

• chose the random topic and use supporting information