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Spec Occ Ch 25 Quiz

Public Speaking 1

What is the underlying purpose for a special occasion speech? To entertain, commemorate, inspire, or set a social agenda.
After dinner speech or roast. Entertain
A eulogy or birthday speech. Celebrate
The Gettisburg Address. Commemorate
A locker room speech. Inspire
For fund-raisers or campaigns. Set social agendas
A brief speech to prepare or "warm-up" the audience for the main speaker-to heighten audience interest and build the speaker's credibility. Speech of Introduction
The four elements of an introduction speech... -Describe the speaker's background and qualifications. -Briefly preview the speaker's topic. -Invite the audience to welcome the speaker. -Be brief. Two-minute maximum.
A speech made in response to accepting a reward. Speech of Acceptance
What three things should you do for an acceptance speech? -Prepare in advance. -Express what the award means to you. -Express gratitude.
A two-fold speech to communicate the meaning of an award and to explain why the recipient is receiving it. Speech of Presentation
The two elements of a presentation speech... -Convey the meaning of the award. -Explain why the recipient is reseiving the award.
A humorous tribute to a person, one in which a series of speakers jokingly poke fun at him or her. A Roast
A brief tribute to someone or an event being celebrated. A toast
The three elements of a roast or toast... -Prepare. -Highlight remarkable traits of the person being honored. -Be positive and brief.
To celebrate or commemorate the life of someone while consoling those who have been left behind. Eulogy
Eulogy is derived from a Greek word meaning... "To praise."
The three elements of a eulogy... -Balance delivery and emotions. -Refer to the family of the deceased. -Be positive, but realistic.
Likely to occur before, during, or after a lunch seminar or other type of business, professional, or civic meeting as it is to follow a formal dinner... After-dinner Speech
The two elements of an after-dinner speech... -Recognize the occasion. -Keep remarks sufficiently low-key to accompany the digestion of a meal.
Delivering a speech that is unrelated to the event may leave the impression that the speech is ------. Canned
A speech that the speaker uses again and again in different settings. A Canned Speech
A speech that seeks to uplift members of the audience and to help them see things in a positive light. Speech of Inspiration
Effective speeches of inspiration touch on ---- ---- in the aduience. deep feelings
The six elements of an inspirational speech... -Appeal to audience member's emotions. -Use real-life stories. -Be dynamic. -Make your goal clear. -Consider a distinctive organizing device. -Close with a dramatic ending.
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