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Worksheetspublic speaking ex 1
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 21mins
Adapting your speech to the audience's needs, values, and expectations.
Self centered
Audience centered
Habitual speaking
Morally speaking
The gap between people who have access to digital technology/internet and those who do not.
New generation
Digital divide
John pork era
The art of using language effectively and persuasively.
Rhetoric
Conversion
Persuasive
Effective speaking
A story used in a speech to illustrate a point or connect with the audience.
Second person
Third person
Narrative
Informational speaking
Appeals to cultural values, traditions, and shared beliefs.
Mythos
Pathos
Minho’s
Rhetoric
Rhetoric developed (Aristotle, Cicero).
Aristotle times
4th century
Medieval times
Classical period
Rhetoric adapted to spread religious ideas.
Medieval period
Jerusalem
Classical times
5th century
Focus on style and delivery.
Classical period
Renaissance times
Medieval times
John pork era
Scientific reasoning, emphasis on evidence.
Dark time
Enlightenment
Classical period
4th century
Mass media (newspapers, radio).
Classical period
Industrial age
6th century
Millineals
Digital and instant communication
Classic times
Industrial age
Mass media age
Information age
Speaker credibility (ethics/character).
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Emotional appeal.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Logical reasoning and evidence.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Developing arguments/content.
Arrangement
Invention
Style
Organizing the speech.
Arrangement
Invention
Distortment
Language choices.
Arrangement
Biligual
Logos
Style
Practicing/mastering the speech.
Memory
Rememberance
Bilingual
Arrangement
Vocal and physical presentation.
Vocal transportation
Delivery
Talking
Clear speaking
One-on-one conversations.
Personal
Interpersonal
Small group
Organizational
3-15 people working together.
Interpersonal
Public communication
Small group
Personal communication
Within businesses, institutions.
Organizational
Public speaking
Small group
Business talk
Media to large audiences.
Mass communication
Public speaking
Interpersonal speaking
One person speaking to an audience.
Public speaking
Public communication
Mass speaking
Sender → Message → Channel → Receiver
Feedback (response from receiver)
Sender → Message → Channel → Receiver
Feedback (response from receiver)
Sender → Message → Channel → Receiver
Sender → Message → Channel → Receiver
Feedback (response from receiver)
Sender → Message → Channel → Receiver
Noise (distractions)
Context (situation, setting, culture).
Noise (distractions)
Context (situation, setting, culture).
Read question pick this answer
Fear or nervousness about speaking in public.
Purple sulfur
Spotlight effect
Stage freight
Speech anxiety
Overestimating how much others notice your mistakes or appearance.
Stage freight
Purple bacteria
Spotlight effect
Speech anxiety
Causes of Speech Anxiety
Fear of judgement
Lack of preperation
Past negative experiences
High stakes/ importance of event
Strategies for Building Confidence
Relaxing technique
Relabeling your thoughts
Visualization (picture yourself giving speech)
Disorient
- A two-way exchange, respectful and engaged.
Monologue
Dialogue
Speech therapy
Personal conversation
- One-way communication with little concern for listener feedback.
Monologue
Communication climax
Dialogue
Personal conversation
The emotional tone of a conversation/relationship.
Communication climate
Dialogue
Mobologue
Personal conversation
6 Components of Listening
Hearing
Understanding
Remembering
Interpretations, evaluating, responding
4 Types of Listening
Appreciative- enjoyment (listening to music, storytelling)
Empathic
Comprehensive
Critical
4 Methods of Delivery
Manuscript- reading word for word
Memorized- reciting from memory
Impromptu- little or no preporation
Extemporaneous- well prepared but delivered conversationally with notes
Clear pronunciation.
Clear speaking
Articulation
Verbal clearance
John pork tone
Regional/social variations in
Dialect
Monotone
Lourge
Accomidation
