Public Speaking Tips Flashcards
Delivering a speech is ____________ to carrying a conversation.
equivalent
True or False: You can’t present a good speech without a grand vocabulary.
False
How do visual aids enhance your speech?
- Make your point clearer
- Keep the audience’s attention
Is memorization optimal for delivering a proper speech?
No. You should familiarize yourself with the content so it flows easier and so you will not sound robotic.
What is nonverbal communication?
the act of conveying information without the use of words
What is the number one rule of communicatino?
You cannot NOT communicate.
During your speech, your gestures should be incorporated with the flow of your speech, not serve as a __________.
distraction
In a speech, you should use the __________ of your voice.
uniqueness
When giving a speech, we have been told to find a friendly face. Explain this phenomenon and how it is helpful.
Find someone that you know or just a random face to fixate on during the entirety of your speech. This reduces the heaviness of the speech to a regular conversation and it can alleviate nerves.
While delivering your speech, you want to __________ your voice. Fine tune your voice and find a rhythm.
harmonize
What is the difference between hearing and listening?
Listening is active, hearing is passive. Hearing is through the ears, listening is through the mind.
As a speaker, you are granted certain permissions. List a few.
- I have the right to express myself.
- I permit myself to talk in front of others.
- I permit myself to require others o listen to me.
- I permit myself to have new experiences.
- I permit myself to now have all the answers.
In order to get an audience to listen to you, what is the main thing that you shoud do?
Articulate yourself. Articulate yourself…
- Correctly
- Concisely
- Completely
- Honestly
- Professionally
- Comprehensively
Define “true eloquence.”
saying all that your speech requires, and that only; do not say beyond what is requested
Plato says a speech needs three parts. What are they?
- Introduction
- Body
- Conclusion