Principles in Speech Delivery Flashcards

1
Q

Your _____ is the primary tool for catching the interest of your audience, emphasizing your main points, stimulating reactions, and conveying your message

A

voice

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________, two elements controlled by your _____, are essential for effective public speaking.

A

Articulation and modulation; voice

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3
Q

This refers to the act of producing a speech sound

A

articulation

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4
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Proper _____ and _____ makes your voice audible and your words easy to understand.

A

articulation ; modulation

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5
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Poor ____and incorrect _____, on the other hand, can have a negative effect on your credibility.

A

articulation ; pronunciation

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6
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This refers to manipulation of the rate, pitch and volume of the voice to denote mood and meaning.

A

modulation

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7
Q

Speaking in a monotone or with little alteration in rate, pitch, and volume denotes _____.

A

boredom

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8
Q

Stand straight to demonstrate your self-assurance and confidence. Keep your feet flat on the floor. Do not shift your weight from foot to foot. Do not cross and uncross your feet. You may sometimes place your weight on your back foot if you want to achieve a restful and calm vibe.

A

posture

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9
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The ability to “own” the stage, of the speaker being able to fill the space and project his/her personality to the Audience

A

stage presence

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10
Q

The opposite of stage presence is _______, which is considered by many as the topmost fear in the world of public speaking

A

stage fright

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11
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he ability to command the attention of a theater audience by the impressiveness of one’s manner or appearance

A

stage presence

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12
Q

three of the most important ways to improve your stage presence.

A

connect with your audience, eye contact, energy

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13
Q

The time before and in between your pieces is critical! This is the time to show your audience who you are and to make your performance personal and enticing. This is something that you will need to have thought out and prepared in advance.

A

connect with your audience

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14
Q

Making _______ with audience members not only includes them but makes the piece personal and brings a connection.

A

eye contact

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15
Q

This is one of the most noticeable traits of people with good stage performance.

A

energy

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16
Q

______ captivates people, it always keeps them interested and wanting.

A

Energy

17
Q

When delivering your speech, remember that your ________ is vital because it also adds to the message that you are communicating. Practice delivering your speech in front of a mirror to add the appropriate_________ in specific parts.

A

facial expression

18
Q

Make sure to use ______ and _______ only when appropriate

A

gestures; movements

19
Q

The message of any speech is reinforced, clarified and complemented by nonverbal Communication such as ____________________. Without these nonverbal elements, the Speaker may be judged as boring, with flat delivery and unemotional voice.

A

facial expression, gestures, and movements

20
Q

____________ should change with the content of the speech

A

Facial expressions

21
Q

________ should only emphasize certain points.

A

Gestures

22
Q

_________ should allow the Speaker to carry the speech around, forward, and to the audience, metaphorically speaking. It should also direct the Audience to follow the Speaker and keep them hanging on to his/ her every word.

A

Movements

23
Q

It was pointed out previously that the most important tool for establishing a connection with the listeners is an Audience Analysis.

A

Audience Rapport

24
Q

Using these data, one is able to write a speech that would appeal to the audience. Also because of the same data, one will know how to deliver the message to the audience and connect them at a deeper level.

A

Audience Rapport