Speech Final

Front 1

What are the 4 goals of persuasive speaking?

Back 1

• Reinforce
• Inoculate
• Change Attitudes
• Prompt Action

Front 2

List 2 components of credibility

Back 2

• Charisma
• Character

Front 3

Define logos and tell how it influences an audience

Back 3

Logical Method

Front 4

Define ethos, and tell how it influences an audience

Back 4

• Behavioral Method

Front 5

Define pathos, and tell how it influences an audience

Back 5

Affective Method

Front 6

Define central route processing, peripheral route processing, and tell the difference

Back 6

Central route is characterized by elaborative reasoning about issue-relevant matters. Peripheral refers to the more affective, nonissue relevant, contextual cues.

Front 7

What are two keys for going the central route?

Back 7

• Must be relevant
• Must be understandable

Front 8

Testimonial Assertions

Back 8

Adds interest to what might otherwise be straight explanation

Front 9

Reports

Back 9

Statement made by a witness

Front 10

First order evidence

Back 10

Statements by authorities

Front 11

Second order evidence

Back 11

Examples

Front 12

Third order evidence

Back 12

Statistics

Front 13

In a persuasive speech, why would you present a two sided message?

Back 13

When you know you have antagonists in your audience. It inoculates some of the main argument points with the opposition

Front 14

List and explain 3 learning styles

Back 14

• Individual: Learns alone
• Group: Learns best in group
• Oral Expressive: Talks fluently and comfortably. May know more than written tests show

Front 15

List and explain 3 different categories of informative speeches

Back 15

• Speeches that describe: Speaker talks about event, place, object, etc.
• Speeches that demonstrate: Speaker shows audience about something
• Speeches that instruct: Audience learns about or hot to perform a process

Front 16

Reporting

Back 16

Giving an account or description of events, places, special objects

Front 17

Instructing

Back 17

Having the audience learn about a process, or how to perform a process

Front 18

Explaining

Back 18

Explaining ideas and concepts that is more abstract

Front 19

Explain the following type of audience interaction: Bipolar and Pedestrian

Back 19

• Bipolar: Audience has different views on the speech
• Pedestrian: Audience has same views on the speech

Front 20

What is a special occasion speech?

Back 20

A speech that is made on a certain special occasion

Front 21

Name 3 functions of a special occasion speech

Back 21

• Entertainment
• Celebration
• Commemoration

Front 22

List 3 types of special occasion speeches

Back 22

• Eulogy
• After-dinner
• Introduction

Front 23

What is the difference between a roast and a toast?

Back 23

A roast is a humorous tribute to the person, pokes fun. A toast is a tribute to the person without poking fun.

Front 24

List 4 keys to impromptu speaking

Back 24

• Anticipation
• Organization
• Use stories
• End on strong note