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26 Cards in this Set
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What are the 8 demographic traits of an audience?
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Age
Gender Sexual orientation religion group membership racial ethnic cultural |
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Name the 6 guidelines for preparing visual aids
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Prepare visual aids in advance
keep visual aids simple make sure visual aids are large enough use fonts that are easy to read use a limited number of fonts use color effectively |
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What are the 11 kinds of visual aids you might use in a speech
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objects
models transparencies video photographs charts graphs the speaker multimedia presentations drawings |
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What are the 6 ways to reinforce the central idea when concluding the speech
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Summarize the speech
end with a quotation make a dramatic statement refer to the introduction use a combination of conclusions make a direct appeal to your audience for action |
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name the 7 tips for presenting visual aids
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avoid using the chalkboard
display visual aids where listners can see them avoid passing visual aids among the audience display visual aids only while discussing them talk to your audience not your visual aid explain visual clearly and concisely practice with your visual aids |
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what are the three major advantages of using visual aids in your speeches
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clarity
interest retention |
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define the term speech
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speech is the communication of ideas and feelings, by means of verbal and nonverbal symbols taking place between the speaker and the listeners
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what 4 brainstorming procedures can you follow if you are having trouble choosing a topic for your speech
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personal inventory
clustering reference search internet search |
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name 4 visual (nonverbal)symbols
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gestures
eye contact movement facial expressions |
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what are the two general purposes of most speeches
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to inform
to persuade |
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what 3 things do speeches about processes explain
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how something is made, done, and works
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what are the 5 guidelines for informative speeches
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dont over estimate what the audience knows
relate the subject directly to the audience dont be too technical avoid abstractions personalize your ideas |
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what 3 questions should the speaker keep in mind when working on his speech
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to whom am i speaking
what do i want them to know,believe, and do as a result of my speech what is the best way to compose and present my speech to achieve that aim |
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What are the 8 demographic traits of an audience?
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Age
Gender Sexual orientation religion group membership racial ethnic cultural |
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Name the 6 guidelines for preparing visual aids
|
Prepare visual aids in advance
keep visual aids simple make sure visual aids are large enough use fonts that are easy to read use a limited number of fonts use color effectively |
|
|
What are the 11 kinds of visual aids you might use in a speech
|
objects
models transparencies video photographs charts graphs the speaker multimedia presentations drawings |
|
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What are the 6 ways to reinforce the central idea when concluding the speech
|
Summarize the speech
end with a quotation make a dramatic statement refer to the introduction use a combination of conclusions make a direct appeal to your audience for action |
|
|
name the 7 tips for presenting visual aids
|
avoid using the chalkboard
display visual aids where listners can see them avoid passing visual aids among the audience display visual aids only while discussing them talk to your audience not your visual aid explain visual clearly and concisely practice with your visual aids |
|
|
what are the three major advantages of using visual aids in your speeches
|
clarity
interest retention |
|
|
define the term speech
|
speech is the communication of ideas and feelings, by means of verbal and nonverbal symbols taking place between the speaker and the listeners
|
|
|
what 4 brainstorming procedures can you follow if you are having trouble choosing a topic for your speech
|
personal inventory
clustering reference search internet search |
|
|
name 4 visual (nonverbal)symbols
|
gestures
eye contact movement facial expressions |
|
|
what are the two general purposes of most speeches
|
to inform
to persuade |
|
|
what 3 things do speeches about processes explain
|
how something is made, done, and works
|
|
|
what are the 5 guidelines for informative speeches
|
dont over estimate what the audience knows
relate the subject directly to the audience dont be too technical avoid abstractions personalize your ideas |
|
|
what 3 questions should the speaker keep in mind when working on his speech
|
to whom am i speaking
what do i want them to know,believe, and do as a result of my speech what is the best way to compose and present my speech to achieve that aim |
