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Vocabulary terms covering key components of public speaking, speech structure, and outline types.
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Attention Getter
The initial statement delivered at the very start of a speech to capture audience attention before introducing oneself or previewing main points.
Mic Drop
A strong final statement made at the conclusion of a speech following the review of the main points.
Outline
A structured guideline used for writing and organizing a speech, containing main ideas and highlights rather than a word-for-word script.
Working Outline
A brainstorming document used in the early stages of speech prep to arrange research, gestate ideas, and put structural pieces together.
Sentence Outline
A word-for-word transcript of a speech that helps refine exact wording and content structure before converting to a delivery draft.
Speaking Outline
A phrase-formatted document using keywords and delivery cues to guide speech presentation without reading verbatim.
Indentation
A visual formatting structure in an outline that organizes main points, subpoints, and sub-subpoints for rapid referencing during delivery.