Speech Test tomorrow Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
Tells your listeners the CENTRAL IDEA of your speech	Thesis Statement
A predisposition to respond to something in a favorable or unfavorable way	Attitude
Deals with the TRUTH of something	Belief
Type of stage fright that inhibits effective self-expression	Debilitative Stage Fright
Speech planned in advance but presented in a DIRECT, spontaneous manner	Extemporaneous
Speech that is given off the TOP OF ONE'S HEAD,WITHOUT PREPARATION	Impromptu
The most important NONVERBAL FACET of delivery	Eye Contact
A CONSTRUCTION TOOL used to MAP OUT your speech	Working Outline
Pattern that is based on types or CATEGORIES	Topic
A specific case that is used to DEMONSTRATE A GENERAL IDEA	Example
Can often be more powerful than factual examples, because they ask the audience to IMAGINE something-thus causing them to become active participants in the THOUGHT	Hypothetical Examples
A COMPARISON, used to COMPARE OR CONTRAST an unknown concept with a known one	Analogy
Involves telling a STORY with your information	Narration
INFORMATION OVERLOAD is also commonly known as____________	Information Anxiety
A speech of__________is the most STRAIGHTFORWARD type of INFORMATIVE speech	Description
_________clarify ideas and concepts that are already KNOWN BUT NOT UNDERSTOOD	Explanation
_______teach something to the audience in a logical, STEP-BY-STEP manner	Instructions
An effective informative speech creates_________ __________:a reason for your AUDIENCE members to WANT TO LISTEN and LEARN from your speech	Information Hunger
WORDS OR PHRASES that emphasize the importance of what you are about to say	Sign Post
Begins a speech by STATING his or her PURPOSE	Direct Persuasion
Issues in which there are two or more sides with CONFLICTING EVIDENCE, where listeners are required to choose the TRUTH for themselves	Proposition of Fact
CHANGING the way an audience THINKS	Convincing
The subgroup you must persuade to REACH YOUR GOAL	Target Audience
The speaker's EXPERTISE on a PARTICULAR TOPIC	Competence
When a member of the audience hear a PERSUASIVE APPEAL, they COMPARE it to OPINIONS THEY ALREADY HOLD	Social Judgement Theory

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