Extemporaneous speeches are delivered with little or no preparation.
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Rate refers to how fast or slow we speak.
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Pauses are long breaks we take during the delivery of a speech.
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Eye contact is vital in delivering speeches as it helps us establish a relationship with the audience.
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Enunciation deals with the physical production of speech sound.
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Good delivery is a science.
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Short speeches can be recited from memory.
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Movement is associated with hand actions.
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Extemporaneous speaking involves preparation and practice
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Which delivery involves following a 4-step method?
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_____ is about attracting the audience to our message.
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Lucas (2009) believes that sloppy articulation is also caused by.
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is the distinct characteristic of pronunciation, grammar and accent.
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The first impression our listeners make is highly dependent on our_____.
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We always need to our speech nefpre the actual speaking paengagement.
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_____ refers to the changes in volume, pitch and rate that we employduring delivery
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refers to how we say words. Not doing it properly can end up being a distraction to the audience.
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Pacing and posture are examples of our.
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Practicing gives us a chance to refine and the speech.
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Which of the following is not part of the 5-step method we should follow when practicing?
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When the president needs to give a speech, what method of delivery should be used?
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Which is not an attribute of the speaker’s body language?
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Which method of delivery is meant to lift the burden of recalling our points, so we can focus on communicating and relating to our audience?
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Which of the following is an attribute of the speaker’s voice?
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Executing _____ properly is partly attributed to common sense, and partly experience (Lucas, 2009).
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If there is a disconnect between our words and actions, the listeners are likely to believe our _____.
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What is not an example of a connective?
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What must we avoid when making the speaking outline?
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What kind of example is referred to as narratives, illustrations, or anecdotes?
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What do we need to avoid in making the preparation outline?
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What is not an objective of an introduction?
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Which of the following is a function of the conclusion?
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Which of the following is not a function of statistics?
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Which of the following is not an example of how we can arrange ideas?
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Which is considered a supporting material?
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Which is not a technique used in preparing the main points?
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Internal Summary is the statement that gives our audience a preview of the next main point that will be discussed.
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The introduction and conclusion are made before the main body of the speech.
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Connectives are used to connect ideas to each other.
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Testimony and examples are an example of connectives.
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The introduction is meant to get the attention of the audience.
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Examples can be used to show the “magnitude or seriousness of an issue”
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Topical order can be used to arrange ideas in a directional pattern.
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We must balance the time allotted for all the main points.
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The Problem-solution order can be used for informative speeches.
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The preparation outline is made and detailed as we research and prepare for the speech.
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The outline is developed to help us in the delivery of our speech.
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This type of order shows the audience the cause and effect relationship of two distinct things.
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are “specific cases used to illustrate or to represent a group of people, ideas, conditions, experiences, or the like”
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The term used to refer to very brief statements that tell the audience where we are at in the speech (Lucas, 2009).
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The allows us to reiterate all our main points before we end the speech.
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Each main point reflects just idea or theme.
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“is the process of putting ideas and information together in a way that will make sense to listeners”
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It is a kind of connective that indicates the end of a point, and the start of a new one.
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It is an imaginary example that we can use to drive a point.
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The is the part of the speech where we can establish our credibilityand goodwill
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Examples can be used to show the “magnitude or seriousness of an issue”
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Connectives are used to connect ideas to each other.
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Internal Summary is the statement that gives our audience a preview of the next main point that will be discussed.
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Topical order can be used to arrange ideas in a directional pattern.
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The introduction is meant to get the attention of the audience.
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The preparation outline is made and detailed as we research and preparefor the speech
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The introduction and conclusion are made before the main body of the speech.
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Testimony and examples are an example of connectives.
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We must balance the time allotted for all the main points.
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The Problem-solution order can be used for informative speeches.
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are “specific cases used to illustrate or to represent a group of people, ideas, conditions, experiences, or the like”
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The outline is developed to help us in the delivery of our speech.
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The allows us to reiterate all our main points before we end the speech.
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This type of order shows the audience the cause and effect relationship of two distinct things.
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“is the process of putting ideas and information together in a way that will make sense to listeners”
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It is an imaginary example that we can use to drive a point.
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It is a kind of connective that indicates the end of a point, and the start of a new one.
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The term used to refer to very brief statements that tell the audience where we are at in the speech (Lucas, 2009).
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The is the part of the speech where we can establish our credibility and goodwill.
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Each main point reflects just idea or theme.
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Which of the following is not an example of how we can arrange ideas?
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What kind of example is referred to as narratives, illustrations, or anecdotes?
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Which of the following is not a function of statistics?
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Used to qualify ideas
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What is not an example of a connective?
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Which is not a technique used in preparing the main points?
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What do we need to avoid in making the preparation outline?
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What is not an objective of an introduction?
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What must we avoid when making the speaking outline?
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Which is considered a supporting material?
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Which of the following is a function of the conclusion?
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Checking if the article is up-to-date is evaluating its recency.
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Internet research acts as a replacement to Library research
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Yearbooks are sources we can find in the library that tell us about the lives of crucial people.
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Government Resources help us find publications, and can also provide us with up-to-date statistical analysis of population and weather trends.
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During Interviews it is okay to ask questions that are not part of our prepared list of questions so long as these are still relevant to the topic.
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Deciding to record the Interview is something that needs to be determined during the interview.
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Internet sources may not be as credible as that of resources found in the library.
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Starting research late is advisable.
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The interview is process is over once we say goodbye to our interviewee.
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Clarifying statements or asking follow up questions are signs that we are listening carefully to the interviewee.
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Google is an example of a _____.
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Once the interview is done, we must review our notes and our recordings, if we have any.
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We can enclose key phrases in _____ as it can help generate moreaccurate results from Internet searches, and can narrow down the list ofreferences
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needs to be evaluated for Internet sources since not all writers or Autpublishers are credible sources of information.
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If the interviewee refuses to be, we need to be prepared to take down notes manually.
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Difficult questions must be phrased in a neutral way, and must be asked towards the of the interview.
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_____ are websites designed to merge Internet research and library research.
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In doing library research, it is best to consult the for recommended books.
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_____ is a method of gathering information. It takes a lot of skill,practice and hard work to be able to execute it well.
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are questions that might be offensive to the interviewee.
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Almanacs are a form of what kind of book?
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Which of the following is not something that needs to be done before an interview?
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In evaluating sources from the Internet, what do we need to check?
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Authorship, Sponsorship, Recency
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What questions are not acceptable in interviews?
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Which of the following is not a Specialized Research Resource?
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Online Card Catalogue
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Which of the following is not done during the interview?
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Which of the following is not a tip for doing research?
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When are the reviewing notes and transcribing done?
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Which of the following are found in libraries?
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Doing a background check on the website, and determining if it is biased or not is a form of evaluating the Internet source’s _____.
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Data sampling is a more qualitative way of surveying the audience.
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We need to consider the audience’s disposition towards the topic in making the speech.
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Audience centeredness means developing a relationship with the audience so they identify with us, and vice versa.
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Open ended questions give fixed choices, and the person answering merely needs to choose one amongst the options.
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We need to assess the importance of these demographics to the speaking situation we are in.
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Good public speakers are message centered.
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Age and gender setting are types of demographic audience analyses
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Egocentrism is something to be considered in audience analysis.
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Identification is when we are mindful of the audience when making the speech.
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Situational audience analysis considers the make up of the audience, by looking into its members.
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Change in pace or volume is an example of adjusting or to the audience during the speech.
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These types of questions give the person answering more flexibility, but the answers are still dictated. We merely need to choose amongst options, depending on the scale or intervals given.
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is “among the most emotionally charge and emotionally defended ofall human concerns”
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It specifically identifies certain traits of our audience that is unique to each speaking engagement.
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This technique is as simple as using your 5 senses to make inferences about the audience.
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Good public speakers are message centered.
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Situational audience analysis considers the make up of the audience, by looking into its members.
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We need to consider the audience’s disposition towards the topic in making the speech.
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Survey is a good technique in getting information because we learn our respondents thoughts directly.
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Fixed alternative questions give fixed choices, and the person answering merely needs to choose one amongst the options.
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We need to assess the importance of these demographics to the speaking situation we are in.
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Egocentrism is something to be considered in audience analysis.
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Size and physical setting are types of demographic audience analyses
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Audience centeredness means developing a relationship with the audience so they identify with us, and vice versa.
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We are audience centered when we are mindful of the audience when making the speech.
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IDENTIFICATION:
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IDENTIFICATION.
This technique is as simple as using your 5 senses to make inferences about the audience.
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IDENTIFICATION.
These types of questions give the person answering more flexibility. They can give detailed answers, but we also risk getting answers we do not necessarily need.
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Change in pace or volume is an example of adjusting or to the audience during the speech.
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The of the speech must be relevant to the audience.
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The technique of brainstorming that involves listing specific topics under certain categories.
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The_____ reflects what you want to say in the speech.
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The specific purpose needs to be written in the form of ansentence.
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We must avoid usinglanguage in making the specific purpose of as peech.
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Thepurpose determines whether your speech will be informative or persuasive.
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What is the first recommended technique when brainstorming for a topic?
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The_____ should reflect what you want to achieve in the speech.
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What term is used for the statement you want your audience to remember after the speech?
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The role we assume when delivering a persuasive speech is an _
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The specific purpose includes the main points that will be discussed in the speech.
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The specific purpose includes two ideas.
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We need to determine early on if the speech can be delivered within the specified time given to us.
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The central idea needs to be more precise than the specific idea.
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The six topics we can use for clustering are People, Places, Events, Natural Phenomena, Things, Processes, Concepts, Solutions and Plans.
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Internet search means looking for possible topics in magazines,newspapers, encyclopedias, etc.
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The purpose of the speech should not be too technical or too superficial.
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The purpose of the speech should be relevant to the audience.
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The central idea is also called the thesis statement.
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The role of a speaker when delivering a speech is that of an educator.
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The _____ reflects what you want to say in the speech.
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The central idea is also called the thesis statement.
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The central idea needs to be more precise than the specific idea.
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The six topics we can use for clustering are People, Places, Events, Natural Phenomena, Things, Processes, Concepts, Solutions and Plans.
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The purpose of the speech should not be too technical or too superficial.
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The purpose of the speech should be relevant to the audience.
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Lets try clustering ideas. Group the words below in the category they should belong to. Arrange the answers in alphabetical order vertically.
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PLACES | EVENTS | NATURAL PHENOMENA | PROCESSES |
[Best Beaches] | [Ati‑Atihan] | [Earthquakes] | [Baking Cookies] |
[Pampanga] | [Christmas in the Philippines] | [Different Birthing Types] | [Lamaze] |
[Pres. Duterte's Hometown] | [EDSA Revolution] | [Heart attacks] | [Manual Driving] |
[Summer Destinations] | [Philippine Elections] | [Pregnancy] | [Montesorri Style Teaching] |
[Touring Asia] | [Weddings] | [Tsunamis] | [Sportswriting] |
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Delivery is light, and can be humorous.
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This speech can define or describe ideas or concepts.
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This speech must meet three basic issues: need, plan and practicality.
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This speech is designed to educate or inform, but also to entertain.
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We must not overwhelm the audience with too much data.