Speech Final Study

Front 1

Pattern of Organization Types:

Back 1

Topical: listing many topics related to the same subject

Chronilogical: in order

Problem/Solution: identifying and offering soln.

Physical/geographical location: "front to back", "N to S," "left to right."

Cause and Effect: State cause, explain effect

Front 2

5 functions of transitions

Back 2

1. Precedes to preview pts in presentation
2. Forms a link btw intro to body
3. Refers to the previous main point and procedes on to the next
4. Describes how sub points relate to the key points they signal.
5. Signals the closing of a speech and indicates key points

Front 3

Transition Words

Back 3

* Adding Material (also, furthermore, in addition)
* Summarizing or concluding (in brief, finally , in conclusion)
* Indication a contrast or change (however, even though, while)
*Offering examples or explanations (for instance, in fact, in other words)
* indicationg relationships in time (after that, since then)
* Nothing Causes (therefore, thus, consequently)

Front 4

3 values of oral presentation

Back 4

attracting attention
improving understanding
increasing retention

Front 5

Components of effective conclusion

Back 5

Cueing your audience that your presentation is ending, reiterating your forecast objective, prompting your audience to give the desired response

Front 6

the six gun approach

Back 6

describe elements that make it up
compare it to something your audience is familuar to
dissect it
use it
provide reasons for it
prove it

Front 7

Speaking channels 1-4

Back 7

Verbal- words selected
Aural- coloring your words (tone rate pitch
Visual-body talk(gestures)
Pictoral(graphs, charts)

Front 8

inductive reasoning

Back 8

Specific to gen

Front 9

Deductive reasoning

Back 9

Gen to Specific

Front 10

Casual

Back 10

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