Ch. 5 Flashcards

1
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what is title chapter

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Informative Presentation

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2
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informative speech

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speech given for purpose of imparting knowledge on to the audience

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3
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what type of speeches are informative by nature

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ALL of them

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4
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the objective

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specific goals that you wish to accomplish by giving speech
key ideas is specific goals (inform them of X by Y)
more detailed objective, more likely to achieve it

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5
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what is key idea for objectives

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specifci goals
(inform them of X by y)

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6
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If objective is more specific then

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more likely to reach it

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7
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the topic

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knowing what you are going to be talking about
- not to entertain or inspire first off

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8
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is it possible to make objectives without knowing the topic

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no

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9
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should your topic be to entertain or inspire

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not be main objective, if it does should be a bonus

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10
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act of informing

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directions
instructions
examples
illustrations
definitions
relationships
rules
explanations
interpretations
problems
solutions

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11
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what is goals of informative speech

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increase knowledge, inform, educate

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12
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directions

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giving audience descriptitons to explain how to carry out some action step-by-step

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13
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instructions

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focus on HOW you should conduct yourself of get something done

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14
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example

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model of particular idea, event, situation

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illustration

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description VISUAL in manner
charts, graph, etc.

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16
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definition

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description of word’s meaning
denotative, connotative

17
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denotative

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dictionary definition

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connotation

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personalized meaning based off of experiences

19
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when do definitions work

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all types of speech

20
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relationships

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connection/pattern that exist b/w TWO things

21
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rules

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outline HOW to act or behave in given SETTINGS

22
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explanation

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give ACCOUNT of particular EVENT or occurrences

23
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interpretations

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description of event in YOUR own language and speaking style

24
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are interpretations and facts the same thing

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NO

25
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problem

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description of specific ISSUEES YOU classify as troublesojme

26
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solutions

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how to fix the problems

27
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can you have problems without solutions? What about solutions without problem?

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can have problem without solution
can NOT have solution without problem

28
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Learn from example

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do not be afraid to change the rules (expert)
speak in relaxed manner and you’ll be relaced (not this class)
do not be afraid to assert opinion (after research)
stick to chronology works well
story telling as speaking style
good conclusion goes long way (recap Thesis)
tell audeince what you want (thesis)
good quote go long way
remind them of revelance (local)