Speech Test

Front 1

Ethos

Back 1

Appeal based on the audience's perception of the speaker as a credible source

Front 2

Logos

Back 2

refers to proper reasoning

Front 3

Pathos

Back 3

The use of emotions to motivate your audience

Front 4

Proposition of Fact

Back 4

Calls on audience to believe that something was, is, or will be true

Front 5

Proposition of Value

Back 5

Asks the audience to make a moral judgment about the worth of an idea or object

Front 6

Prop. of Policy

Back 6

Calls for audience to agree with a change in the status quo

Front 7

Evidence

Back 7

Information that helps draw a conclusion

Front 8

Reasoning

Back 8

Draws conclusions from available evidence

Front 9

Status Quo

Back 9

Refers to the current say something is being done

Front 10

Argumentation

Back 10

Process that uses evidence & reasoning to support a claim

Front 11

Deduction

Back 11

Reasoning from general truths to specific situations

Front 12

Induction

Back 12

Reasons from specific instances to a general conclusion

Front 13

Analogy

Back 13

Reasoning from compared circumstances

Front 14

Humorous Speech

Back 14

Develops a theme w/ entertaining examples & stories

Front 15

Devotional Speech

Back 15

Short, Inspirational message based on a scripture story, passage, or principle

Front 16

Name 5 Types of Informative Speeches & Describe

Back 16

Demonstration- Showing how something is done

Process- Explaining a process

Definition - defining by answering a question

Description - Describing anything that can be observed

Explanation- focusing on why or what happened

Front 17

Why are variety in support materials and vital delivery important when giving an informative speech?

Back 17

You will not be appealing to just your audience's emotions

Front 18

Why are variety in support materials and vital delivery important when giving an informative speech?

Back 18

You will not be appealing to just your audience's emotions

Front 19

What does an imbalance of emotional appeal in persuasive speaking result in?

Back 19

Propaganda

Front 20

Why are variety in support materials and vital delivery important when giving an informative speech?

Back 20

You will not be appealing to just your audience's emotions

Front 21

What does an imbalance of emotional appeal in persuasive speaking result in?

Back 21

Propaganda

Front 22

List and Describe each of 5 steps in Monroe's motivated sequence

Back 22

Attention- Gaining the audience's attention; a statement

Need- laying the problem before the audience members

Satisfaction - Presenting your solution

Visualization- Visualizing Benefits of your plan

Action- A specific action the audience can take

Hint 22

A.N.S.V.A

Front 23

Why are variety in support materials and vital delivery important when giving an informative speech?

Back 23

You will not be appealing to just your audience's emotions

Front 24

What does an imbalance of emotional appeal in persuasive speaking result in?

Back 24

Propaganda

Front 25

List and Describe each of 5 steps in Monroe's motivated sequence

Back 25

Attention- Gaining the audience's attention; a statement

Need- laying the problem before the audience members

Satisfaction - Presenting your solution

Visualization- Visualizing Benefits of your plan

Action- A specific action the audience can take

Hint 25

A.N.S.V.A

Front 26

What are 3 main parts included in Toulmin's model of argumentation?

Back 26

Data

Claim

Warrant

Front 27

Why are variety in support materials and vital delivery important when giving an informative speech?

Back 27

You will not be appealing to just your audience's emotions

Front 28

What does an imbalance of emotional appeal in persuasive speaking result in?

Back 28

Propaganda

Front 29

List and Describe each of 5 steps in Monroe's motivated sequence

Back 29

Attention- Gaining the audience's attention; a statement

Need- laying the problem before the audience members

Satisfaction - Presenting your solution

Visualization- Visualizing Benefits of your plan

Action- A specific action the audience can take

Hint 29

A.N.S.V.A

Front 30

What are 3 main parts included in Toulmin's model of argumentation?

Back 30

Data

Claim

Warrant

Front 31

List and describe each of 4 types of courtesy speeches

Back 31

Welcoming- should put listeners at ease & prepare them for the events of the occasion

Introduction- Delivered to introduce the main speaker

Presentation- to recognize a group or individual receiving an award

Acceptance- a public thank-you for an award or presentation

Front 32

Why are variety in support materials and vital delivery important when giving an informative speech?

Back 32

You will not be appealing to just your audience's emotions

Front 33

What does an imbalance of emotional appeal in persuasive speaking result in?

Back 33

Propaganda

Front 34

List and Describe each of 5 steps in Monroe's motivated sequence

Back 34

Attention- Gaining the audience's attention; a statement

Need- laying the problem before the audience members

Satisfaction - Presenting your solution

Visualization- Visualizing Benefits of your plan

Action- A specific action the audience can take

Hint 34

A.N.S.V.A

Front 35

What are 3 main parts included in Toulmin's model of argumentation?

Back 35

Data

Claim

Warrant

Front 36

List and describe each of 4 types of courtesy speeches

Back 36

Welcoming- should put listeners at ease & prepare them for the events of the occasion

Introduction- Delivered to introduce the main speaker

Presentation- to recognize a group or individual receiving an award

Acceptance- a public thank-you for an award or presentation

Front 37

List and Describe each of the 5 types of commemorative speeches

Back 37

Dedication- Given at the opening of a new structure

Eulogy- Honors a dead person

Testimonial - honors a living person

Farewell- Expresses appreciation for a person & regret at his departure or retirement

commencement- celebrates event while inspiring and encouraging the Audience members