SELF-ASSESSMENT 3 - ELOCUTION

The preparation outline is just what its name implies—an outline that helps you prepare the speech. 

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• FALSE

It's a detailed outline developed during the process of speech preparation that includes the title, specific purpose, central idea, introduction, main points, sub-points, connectives, conclusion, and bibliography of a speech.

• Speech Outline

• Speaking Outline

• Preparation Outline

Its aim is to help you remember what you want to say. In some ways, it is a condensed version of your preparation outline. 

• Speaking Outline

• Preparation Outline

• Simple Outline

Should you rehearse less for an online speech than for an in-person speech?

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• FALSE

What should be the focus on your first presentation?

• starting your speech

• telling your previous experiences

• gestures

• your mistakes

• eye contact, voice, dealing with nerves

When you use this method properly, you become so familiar with the substance of your talk that you need only a few brief notes to remind you of the points you intend to cover. 

• Rehearsal Method

• Unrehearsed Method

• Extemporanous Method

The first step to a successful online speech is realizing that the online environment will transform almost every aspect of your presentation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Your online speech should be:

• informal since it is not an in-person speech.

• as polished and profesional as an in-person speech.

Which aspects do you have to keep under control in your online speech? Mark 4 options.

• Have notes.

• have a good lighting

• your distance from the webcam

• your dressing

• get rid of clutter

Choose the best position in front of the camera.

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