Exam 2 Informative Study

Question 1

Topic Selection

Answer 1

• Expertise
• Passion

Question 2

Demographic Analysis

Answer 2

Audience Analysis Demographics such as: Age, Sex Ratio, Culture, Race, Socio-Economic Status

Question 3

Situational Analysis

Answer 3

-Time
-Size of Audience
- Location
-Occasion

Question 4

Audience Analysis

Answer 4

• Attitudes
• Values
• Beliefs

Question 5

Attitudes

Answer 5

Reflect degrees of favor or disfavor for ideas, topics, people, places, etc.

Question 6

Values

Answer 6

Determines the right with the wrong.

Question 7

Beliefs

Answer 7

Reflect to hold true or false in our lives

Question 8

Perspective of an Informative Speech

Answer 8

You are the teacher

Question 9

Goal of Enhance Understanding in an Informative Speech

Answer 9

Raising the audience competence to the next level

Question 10

Being Orginized

Answer 10

Teaching the audience on how they manage the message you deliver

Question 11

Maintaining Interest

Answer 11

Motivate the audience to listen

Question 12

Offer a motive

Answer 12

People tend to listen to things that directly affect them

(How you can tie the message with the people)

Question 13

Tell a story

Answer 13

Brief message of a story that you are conveying during a speech can help

Question 14

Enhance Recall

Answer 14

This is the clear message that you want the audience to remember

Question 15

Strategies to be Memorable

Answer 15

• Be Redundant
• Reinforce Key Ideas
• Pace
• Consistent Non-Verbal with the Verbals

Question 16

Purposes of Introductions

Answer 16

• Attention Getter
• Introduce the topic
• To give the audience a reason to listen
• Establish your credibility
• Preview

Question 17

Time of Speech of an Introduction

Answer 17

15%-20% of the speech, or 1 minute in a 5 min speech

Question 18

Content

Answer 18

Information your going to attempt to transfer

Question 19

Explanations

Answer 19

Facts, Details, Analysis, Testimonials that support the content.

Question 20

Time-Sequence

Answer 20

An Orginazational Pattern that Cause and Effect and Problem-Solution

Question 21

Cause and Effect

Answer 21

Show how a cause makes an effect

Question 22

Problem and Solution

Answer 22

Call to action

Question 23

Extemporaneous

Answer 23

Speaking out of highly organized outline of notes into a conversational adaptable way

Question 24

Advantages of Extemporaneous Speach

Answer 24

Planned Versability

Question 25

Disadvantages of Extemporaneous Speech

Answer 25

Speaking Errors

Question 26

Impromptu

Answer 26

Speaking with little or no preparation

Question 27

Advantages of the Impromptu

Answer 27

Versatility on the spot

Question 28

Disadvantages of the Impromptu

Answer 28

Speaking Errors

Question 29

Manuscript Speach

Answer 29

Writing a Speach word to word and read the Speach to the audience.

Question 30

Advantages of a Manuscript Speach

Answer 30

Protects yourself

Question 31

Disadvantages of a Manuscript Speach

Answer 31

Zero-Flexibility

Question 32

Memoriezed Speach

Answer 32

Memorized Manuscript Speach

Question 33

A Good Delivery is…

Answer 33

Naturalness
Conversational Quality

Question 34

Naturalness

Answer 34

It is natural, and does not call attention to or distract

Question 35

Conversational Quality

Answer 35

Having an awareness to the audiences thoughts and feelings and adapting to the audience.

Question 36

Eye contact

Answer 36

You want to start the conversation with the audience with your eyes before you start talking

Question 37

Vocal Considerations

Answer 37

Vocal Variety is key on a speach, speak in different levels of volume, tone, pitch. Consider reducing Filers

Question 38

Bodily Action

Answer 38

You want to be natural