Chapter 2- Developing Your First Speech Flashcards
classical cannons of rhetoric
invention- ideas used in the speech arrangement- structuring ideas to convey them effectively to the audience style- language choice for delivery memory- prep delivery- voice and body during speech
audience analysis
learning about an audience’s interests to create a speech that meets their needs
topic
subject addressed in the speech
rhetorical purpose
primary goal for the speech
thesis statement
single sentence that sums up the main message and 3 main points
main points
major ideas emphasized in the presentation
supporting materials
information that bolsters and fleshes out claims
brainstorming
quickly listing every idea that comes to mind
research
gathering information about your topic
bibliographic information
sources of info
outline
speech text in brief phrases
body
core of the speech; where the main message about the topic is
subpoints
explain, prove, expand on main points
subordination
main point relates to main topic, subpoints relate to main points
introduction
introduces speech, 10-15% of total speech
attention getter- story, quote, statistic, humor
thesis statement- convey topic to audience
establish ethos (credibility)- why listen to you?
preview main points