Public Speaking Final

What are the different types of speeches that can be dilivered

Informative, persuasive, entertaining/ inspiring, introduction, giving honor and acceptance.

What is an example of incremental plagiarism

failing to give credit when quoting another source

What is comprehensive listening

listening to understand the message of a speaker

True or False: to give credit orally, I must say my citation in full MLA or APA format when directly

False

strategic rhythmic pattern of words

Cadence

use of silence between words in a speech

Pause

Most widely accepted and correct phonic sound of words

Pronunciation

how fast or slow words are spoken

Rate

using words next to one another that begin with the same letter

Alliteration

use of arm or hand movement

Gestures

how loud or quiet a voice is

Volume

distinctly sounding out all appropriate letters in a word

Articulation

how words or letters are pronounced based on geographic or ethic background

Accent

How high or low a voice sounds

Pitch

Similar arrangement of pairs or words, phrases, or scentences

Parallelism

What is a Manuscript

when a person reads a speech word-for-word

What is an example of an antithesis used by john F. Kennedy

“Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country”

True or False: both Jon F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan used German phrases in their speeches at the Berlin Wall to relate to their audience.

True

Credibility Vs. Goodwill

Credibility: If the Audience thinks the speaker is fit to speak on a topic

Goodwill: If the Audience things the speaker has their best interest in mind

How long should an introduction of a speech be

Between 10% & 20%

How does Brene Brown establish credibility in their TED Talk on the topic of Vulnerability

She tells a story about how marketer identified her as a “research-storyteller”

What is “signpost connective”

a word or phrase that guides an audience or reader through a speech or written work, indicating the speaker's or writer's current location within the structure and the relationship between ideas

What is an example of “Signpost Connective”

“First we will…” “Third, you will”

Speaking Outline vs. Preparation Outline

Speaking outline: brief and used while giving a speech

Preparation outline: more thorough and used while writing a speech

what was Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address

that America was founded on liberty and equality, but the Civil War tests if such a nation can last; he honored the dead soldiers, asking the living to rededicate themselves to finishing their fight for a "new birth of freedom," ensuring that "government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth". 

Sojourner Truth’s Ain’t I a Woman?

women could vote but what abt people of color: Black women were just as capable and deserving as white women, despite societal denial

Malala Yousafzai’s speech to UN

advocated for every child's right to education, declared education a fundamental right, and famously said, "Our books and pens are our most powerful weapons"

What is a Fallacies

an error in reasoning that makes an argument invalid, misleading, or deceptive, even if it seems plausible