ORAL COMS Flashcards
literally means being present on stage
STAGE PRESENCE
engages the audience into the performance
GOOD STAGE PRESENCE
movements of any part of the body
BODY LANGUAGE
audience is small and the seakers face can be viewed more closely
FACIAL EXPRESSION
identifying the profile of your audience ahead of time
AUDIENCE ANALYSIS
information or ideas that you wish to communicate in your speech must eb organizwed in logical manner
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION
natural and minimal for small intimate grou
HAND GESTURE
can be solved by feet movements
VISUAL VARIETY
relationship especially one of mutual turst and harmony
RAPPORT
most crucial part of the speech
INTRODUCTION
refers to the central part of speech that addresses the main ideas and principles of the speech
BODY
ending of the speech
CONCLUSION
depemds on the type of speech , occassion , audience , context in which the speaker speaks
DURATION
choice of words
DICTION
refers to how distinctly you utter the words when you speak
ARTICULATION
refers to how the element that enable the speaer to change his or her pitch, volume and tune in harmonic progression
VOICE MODULATION
performed or conceived without the rehearsal or preparation
IMPROMPTU SPEECH
speaking from notes or outline without reading or memorizing an entire manuscript
EXTEMPORATEOUS SPEECH
gathering of spectators or listeners
AUDIENCE
given in an organized , having a introduction , a body , and a conclusion
SPEECH
can be carried out freely without organization and using informal language andf delivery
CONVO
fear of public speaking
GLOSSOPHOBIA
when you wwant your audience to learn something new or gain better understanding
INFORMATIVE SPEECH
when you want to convince your audience to take a particular course or action
PERSUASIVE SPEECH
