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WorksheetsPreparing to give a speech
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
What two things must the topic of a speech fit?
(a)
What is speaking loudly and clearly?
diction
vocal range
projection
inflectoin
What final sounds should the speaker take extra care to project?
b, d, t
d, t, ing
ing, d, b
What includes a variety of pitches (high and low sounds?
vocal range
inflection
diction
projection
What is speaking clearly?
projection
vocal range
fillers
diction
What happens to a speaker's voice without variety?
a question
becomes monotonous
projection
vocal range
Why should a speaker keep the weight on the balls of his or her feet?
it keeps words like "ah" "um" and "I mean" from slipping in
keeps the speaker off balance
helps the speaker stand up straight
helps speaker appear more involved
Check all that apply: Fillers are...
visual aides
words that creep into your speech like "um" "like" "such as"
examples and anecdotes to help "fill" in while you are demonstrating something in a how-to speech.
a person who can give your speech for you
What indicates a question?
diction
inflection
projection
eye contact
What is important to do in order to connect with the audience?
make eye contact
move around on the stage
use fillers
use projection
