Quiz 6

In parliamentary procedure, a proposal that asks the group to take action.

A tone in which words are delivered at the same rate and pitch, without variation.

A person who delivers a public speech-especially a person known for doing this skillfully.

A delivery method in which the speaker memorizes and then gives the speech word for word without using notes.

The science of reasoning which uses a system of rules to help one think correctly.

A communication approach that lacks vitality, seeming uninterested and uninvolved.

Communication that is primarily spoken.

A question that allows a subject to decide how best to answer.

A speech supplemented by special software, which allows the speaker to combine several kinds of visual and audio aids.

Limiting and more closely defining a topic.

In an orderly manner.

The overall feeling or atmosphere created or expressed in a work.

Facial Expressions or body movements used to express attitudes or moods about a person, situation, or idea.

The art or study of Public Speaking

A dominant idea or central theme.

An inner drive, need, or impulse that causes a person to act.

An intervention between conflicting parties to promote reconciliatio, settlement, or compromise.

In a speech, one of the major divisions, areas, or arguments and of the purpose statement.