Principles of Public Speaking (SPE101) Internet
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Click on the radio
button ( 1.
Which of the three speech introduction functions should always be done
first?
2.
What introduction device should always be used for a hostile audience?
3.
What introduction device should only be used for a friendly audience that
are already interested in the speech topic?
4.
What introduction device designed to prepare the audience for the speech
body should be used with a well-informed audience the speaker feels may
not listen because they consider the topic to be old material they already
know?
5.
Assume during a speech you get the audience's attention to the subject
of cancer and then tell the audience you will be speaking about the more
narrow topic of breast cancer in young women. What introduction device
designed to prepare the audience for the speech body would this be an
example of?
6.
Establish the topic's importance and background information are both designed
to be used with what audience type?
7.
What introduction device is designed to be used at special events?
8.
What device designed to prepare the audience for the speech body heightens
the speaker's ethos?
9.
What conclusion device dares the audience to do something as a result
of the speech?
10.
What is the only introduction device designed to prepare the audience
for the speech body that sometimes begins a speech instead of an attention-getting
device?
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