Argument & Advocacy

Question 1

Benefits of public speaking

Answer 1

triggers self- discovery

Question 2

process of anxiety

Answer 2

once you hear you have to give a speech.

Question 3

Performance of anxiety

Answer 3

Happens during the speech

Question 4

Attitude

Answer 4

Feeling favorably or unfavorably toward some attitude object

Question 5

Belief

Answer 5

What a person thinks is true

Question 6

Value

Answer 6

Most deeply felt, generally shared view of what is deemed good

Question 7

4 Factors to generate a topic

Answer 7

6 p’s + spring board, ABC’s, mind map

Question 8

General purposes (3)

Answer 8

Inform, persuade, entertain

Question 9

Specific purpose

Answer 9

main objective: what you hope to accomplish

Question 10

Central idea

Answer 10

one sentence specific what you are planning to say.

Question 11

Linear organization

Answer 11

Relates directly to thesis

Question 12

Different way to organize: Chronological

Answer 12

Time order, used in informative speeches, illustrates through progression of time

Question 13

Different way to organize: Spatial

Answer 13

Directional, and observing the subject in space

Question 14

Different way to organize: Problem cause solution order

Answer 14

Resolving a problem and the advantages

Question 15

Different way to organize: Topical order

Answer 15

Clustering ideas into a sense of topics

Question 16

Primary research

Answer 16

Use personal knowledge and experience. Interview others

Question 17

Secondary Research

Answer 17

Published text, library, reference work

Question 18

Criteria for full-sentence outline

Answer 18

Central idea, what is important
Labels and transitions

Question 19

subordinate points

Answer 19

Foundation for larger ideas and easy to follow

Question 20

Coordinate points

Answer 20

All Main points are equal substances

Question 21

Introduction

Answer 21

opening is vital to strong success

Question 22

intro: 1. capture the attention

Answer 22

Attention getter, starting with a shocking statement

Question 23

intro 2. involve your audience

Answer 23

why would I care?

Question 24

Intro 2: Build credibility

Answer 24

Why should they listen to you?

Question 25

Conclusion: 1. Short and sweet

Answer 25

Single to close and build momentum

Question 26

conclusion 2: Restate the thesis

Answer 26

No new information, review main points

Question 27

Consider your audience

Answer 27

unbias, speech in short units

Question 28

Keep it simple

Answer 28

words the audience will understand the meaning of

Question 29

Distinctive and vivid

Answer 29

Figurative language