Spc 2608 Final Exam (100% Accurate)

Speaking Rate correct answers Speed at which you deliver your words; the goal is to have variation; this means going faster and slower during certain moments of your speech. Good use of space correct answers try to avoid standing in one spot, use the space that is provided to you Hand gestures correct answers don't overuse them but make sure to incorporate them visual aids correct answers make sure that everyone can see the object that you bring what are the two sides to a debate correct answers affirmative and negative; both give 2 speeches- constructive and rebuttal structure of debate correct answers first affirmative constructive, cross exam, first negative constructive, cross exam, affirmative rebuttal, neg. rebuttal basic parts of a debate correct answers the debates are over values, ethics, morals, and policies policy debate correct answers a plan that can be implemented by some governing authority whether it be a state, the federal government, the university, etc. the debate focuses on whether a plan is a good or a bad idea resolution definition correct answers there are three parts to a resolution: the actor (who is doing the plan,) the verb: (what they are doing,) and the action: (what they are focusing on.) advantages: what do they look like? correct answers look at the status quo Impromptu speech correct answers a speech given with little to no preparation; it can be a very intimidating form of speech communications what do you do when you are told to give an impromptu speech? correct answers the expectations for these are a lot lower than for other speeches; it seems more intimidating because people don't know what to do in those situations what are impromptu speeches similar to? correct answers extemporaneously speaking: delivery is the same, structure is the same, but the only difference lies in preparation time (impromptu speeches are more constrained) tips to approach impromptu speeches correct answers you want to use the same techniques that you have been using for your past speeches in this class- you will be given your topic, you will determine your general purpose statement... impromptu speeches can be either informative or persuasive and it is up to you to decide how you want to approach them; then you make your specific purpose statement from there and then you work out your main points (keep them simple- about 2-3 only)... form a simple intro with your main points and an attention getter.