CCPA 2300 FINAL EXAM
Preparation outline
A full-sentence outline that is used to prepare the speech
Includes:
- Specific purpose
- Intro
- Body and sub-points (these are full sentences, one sentence per point)
- Conclusion
Speaking outline
Your speech outline that uses only keywords and that you present with
Includes:
- Only short phrases/key words
To be used as your notes
Reminders: breathe, pause, look at audience
6 Ways to Show Appreciation for Your Child's Teacher
Component parts of the introduction
1. Attention step
2. Thesis
3. Preview
, True or False: Most speeches have 3 Main Points, regardless of their required time length
True
Body: MP1, MP2, MP3
Each main point should be about the same length in time
4 types of informative speeches
1. Speeches about objects: describe something
2. Speeches about processes: demonstrate "how to..."
3. Speeches about events/experiences: historical (chronological order)
4. Speeches about concepts: theories, religions, interpretations, methods
Persuasion
The process of creating, reinforcing or changing people's beliefs and/or actions
- the ability to speak/write persuasively will benefit you in every part of your life, both personally and
professionally
- Understanding the principles of persuasion is vital to being an informed citizen and consumer
- Persuasion may allow you to defend and idea, sell a product, inspire others to act, etc.
Ethics in persuasion
- Make sure your goals are ethically sound and you can defend if questioned
- Study the topic thoroughly so you don't lead your audience through low-quality/ineffective research
- Learn about all sides of the issue, so you can best argue each point
"It is not possible to bring about a truly beneficial result by using unethical methods"
Martin Luther King
Preparation outline
A full-sentence outline that is used to prepare the speech
Includes:
- Specific purpose
- Intro
- Body and sub-points (these are full sentences, one sentence per point)
- Conclusion
Speaking outline
Your speech outline that uses only keywords and that you present with
Includes:
- Only short phrases/key words
To be used as your notes
Reminders: breathe, pause, look at audience
6 Ways to Show Appreciation for Your Child's Teacher
Component parts of the introduction
1. Attention step
2. Thesis
3. Preview
, True or False: Most speeches have 3 Main Points, regardless of their required time length
True
Body: MP1, MP2, MP3
Each main point should be about the same length in time
4 types of informative speeches
1. Speeches about objects: describe something
2. Speeches about processes: demonstrate "how to..."
3. Speeches about events/experiences: historical (chronological order)
4. Speeches about concepts: theories, religions, interpretations, methods
Persuasion
The process of creating, reinforcing or changing people's beliefs and/or actions
- the ability to speak/write persuasively will benefit you in every part of your life, both personally and
professionally
- Understanding the principles of persuasion is vital to being an informed citizen and consumer
- Persuasion may allow you to defend and idea, sell a product, inspire others to act, etc.
Ethics in persuasion
- Make sure your goals are ethically sound and you can defend if questioned
- Study the topic thoroughly so you don't lead your audience through low-quality/ineffective research
- Learn about all sides of the issue, so you can best argue each point
"It is not possible to bring about a truly beneficial result by using unethical methods"
Martin Luther King
