Trigger Sheets and Verbal Signposts pg 37-40

Question 1

most speeches can be classified as belong to one of three types;

Answer 1

1. prepared
2. spontaneous
3. extemporaneous

Question 2

prepared speeches

Answer 2

are thoroughly organized and written out

can be read off a page or telepromoter

Question 3

spontaneous speeched

Answer 3

are “off the cuff”

the speaker will now the vague terms where to go, but the content is often made up on the sport

Question 4

extemporaneous speeches

Answer 4

are organized, but they allow the speaker to play with the material creatively and to adapt to the moment.

Question 5

trigger sheets

Answer 5

sheets that can be us in an extemporaneous speech

guiding ideas, in minimal words or images that allow the speaker to talk freely.

Question 6

verbal signposing

Answer 6

a term used for those cues that allow an audience to know where the speaker is in the speech, it is vitally important for a potentially bored audience, in ways parallel to the cures given in a written essay that let the reader appreciate the development of the discussion.

Question 7

PREVIEWING

Answer 7

consists of setting out clearly what is going to be talked about
good preview is like a theses.

Question 8

changes in direction

Answer 8

transitional positional words and phrases let the audience know clearly where logic is in play.

state what you have finished and what you are starting.

Question 9

summarizing

Answer 9

bring the audience through a recap of all the key points that have been discussed.