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3,4,5 Textbook Flashcards

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rules

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descriptions that outline how to act or behave in a given setting

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Course of Action Statement

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statement that provides the audience with a plan for putting what they learned from the speech to use

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3
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the last component of intro before beginning the body is

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the preview statement

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Attention getter

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part of introduction where you engage the audience and gain their focus

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5
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T/F: when using a question as attention getter, question not have to pertain to subject of the speech

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False

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Abstract words

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words that make general references to people, places, things

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T/F: most common problem that plagues speaker using visual aid is entire audience’s visibility of visual itself

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True

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problems

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descriptions of specific issues that you classify as troublesome

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what statement of introduction tells audience about purposes, objective, or belief

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Thesis Statement

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T/F: handouts can be a bad idea for visual aid when handed prior/during speech b/c distract speaker and audience

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true

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Conclusion

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last part of the speech that sums up the ideas and main points previously covered within the presentation

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12
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what visual aid is most accessible to the speaker

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blackboards

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13
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Preview Statement

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statement that gives your audience a glimpse of the main points that you are going to cover in the body of your speech

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illustrations

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descriptions that are visual in nature

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T/F: when considering a topic for informative speech, important to look for something both entertaining and uplifting

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False

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16
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informative speech

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speech given for purpose of imparting knowledge on the audience

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T/F: credibility statement shows audience you have the experience and background to knowledgeably speak about the topic

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True

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18
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Credibility Statement

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part of intro that establishes the speaker as a knowledgeable source on the topic of speech

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T/F: topic outline best used to ensure all necessary info is included. Provides a better idea of bigger picture

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False

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Relevance Statement

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tells audience why the speech you are giving is important to them

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definitions

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descriptions of a word’s meaning

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T/F: informative speech serve as building blocks to various types of other speeches

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true

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T/F: it is impossible to determine objective without knowing what the topic is

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true

24
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reasons to use visual aids in speech

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organization
keep audience interested
message reinforcement
keep speaker calm

25
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T/F: it is possible to use descriptive statements for informing your speech regardless of topic

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false

26
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concrete words

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words that refer to exact people, places, things

27
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T/F: the most important part of speech is the introduction

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True

28
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interpretations

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desctriptions of event in your own language and speaking style

29
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Directions

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descriptions that explain how to carry out some action step-by=step

30
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T/F: when using visual aid, any type can be used for any speech as long as presented well and audience see it clearly

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true

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relationships

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descriptions that focus on the connection or pattern that exists between two things

32
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what are characteristics of topic outline

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choppy ideas
best for rough draft

33
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T/F: dog, car, street, school are all examples of concrete words. Golden retriever, honda, main street, and New York University are examples of abstract words

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False

34
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Analytical Thesis Statement

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thesis where issue is dissected and each of its core elements are exposed to the audience

35
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PPT provides great visual aid because

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it is versatile
convient to edit

36
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instructions

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descriptions that focus on how you should conduct yourself to get something done

37
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Explanations

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descriptions that give an account of a particular event or occurrence

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T/F: relevance statement links you to speaker, giving audience more reason to find you credible

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False

39
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connotation

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personalized meaning of work that is unique to each individual

40
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T/F: visual aids are appropriate for every spech, and, therefore should be sued for all speaking engagements

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True

41
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argumentative thesis statement

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claim is made by speaker and supported with evidence

42
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what visual aid is not good to use with larger audience because of smaller in size and can’t be changed

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objects

43
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solutions

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descriptions of specific measures used in an attempt to solve a problem

44
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What ar4e examples of attention getter

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stating fact
asking question
telling a story

Statemennt of Relevance is NOT

45
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T/F: Posters and PPT offers speakers two of most versatile visual aids because both able to combine variety of other presentation tools

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true

46
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Examples

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descriptions of a model of a particular idea, event, situation

47
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objective

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specific goals that you wish to accomplish by giving speech

48
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what is a good reason to use an outline

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helps see bigger pic of speech
helps ensure balance throughout speech
provides a framework to support arguments

49
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Expository thesis statement

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important concepts are explained to the audience

50
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what visual aid can be troublesome to use because audience to do more interpretation than others

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charts and graphs

51
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denotation

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meaning of word found by the dictionary

52
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Introduction

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part of speech where you tell audience what you will be speaking abiut and what the objective of the speech is

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