1st qt

Question 1

Delivering a speech in front of a large audience in a fornmal situation

Answer 1

Public speaking

Question 2

Techniques of Public Speaking (M 3P BT)

Answer 2

Master your content
Practice your pauses
Practice your speech
Peer feedback
Be calm
Take deep breaths

Question 3

4 Factors that affect Public Speaking (1M 3V)

Answer 3

Mental Portion
Verbal Section
Visual segment
Vocal portion

Question 4

4 Portions: imagining the challenges

Answer 4

Mental portion

Question 5

4 Portions: refers to speaker-audience connection

Answer 5

Visual Segment

Question 6

4 Portions: speech patterns

Answer 6

Vocal portion

Question 7

Objects that refer to the subject (a necessary pronoun)

Answer 7

Reflexive Pronouns

Question 8

used to emphasize a noun or a pronoun (can be omitted)

Answer 8

Intensive pronouns

Question 9

is the type of writing that tries to convince a reader to do or to believe what you believe about a certain topic.

Answer 9

Persuasive writing

Question 10

What is the goal of persuasive writing?

Answer 10

To persuade

Question 11

Where can persuasive writing be found?

Answer 11

Advertisements
Newspapers, magazines, essays, etc.
Speeches, petitions, cartoons, etc.
Blogs, webpages, social media sites

(everywhere)

Question 12

4 P’s and 1 W

Answer 12

Pick your topic & audience
Pick your side
Pick your references (research)
Plan
Write

Question 13

what are the parts of a persuasive essay?

Answer 13

Introductory paragraph
Body Paragraphs
Conclusion

Question 14

the goal or the three main points

Answer 14

Thesis statement

Question 15

What does the Introductory paragraph contain

Answer 15

Contains the Hook and the thesis statement

Question 16

What does the body paragraph contain?

Answer 16

Contains 3 paragraphs, support for the three main points, and the other side of the argument

Question 17

What does the conclusion contain?

Answer 17

summary, solution, action, prediction

Question 18

What are the do’s of persuasive writing?

Answer 18

Use sure language
Use an exciting hook 
Support your 3 main arguments & thesis statement
Organize your body paragraphs
Use transitional words

Question 19

What are the dont’s of persuasive writing?

Answer 19

Have your thesis statement interrogative form
Try to pass off opinions as facts
Start every sentence with the same word 
Attack the opposition 
Forget to have fun

Question 20

Three types of claims

Answer 20

Fact
Value
Policy

Question 21

a statement that can be proved or disproved with factual evidence

Answer 21

Claim of Fact

Question 22

a statement that expresses approval or disapproval, prove if something is right or wrong, good or bad, etc.

Answer 22

Claim of Value

Question 23

a statement that assert that one course of action is superior to another.

Answer 23

Claim of Policy

Question 24

Techniques to add emphasis (PICDIA)

Answer 24

Passive Voice
Inverted word order
Cleft sentences: It, What
Do or did
Intensifying adverbs
Assertion (straightforward)

Question 25

used with another verb to express ideas such as possibility, necessity, and permission.

Answer 25

Modals

Question 26

What are the modals discussed?

Answer 26

Can 
Could
May 
Might
Must
Ought to
Shall 
Should
Will 
Would
Could have
Should have
Would have