Communication: Intro, Body, and Conclusion

Question 1

Your purpose statement should be more ___________ than your topic.

Accepted Answer

specific

Question 2

According to your teacher, you should NEVER begin your speech by doing this:

Accepted Answer

stating what you are about to talk about

Question 3

The first part of the conclusion is called the:

Accepted Answer

summary

Question 4

The second part of your introduction is called the:

Accepted Answer

link

Question 5

How many parts in an INTRODUCTION:

Accepted Answer

FOUR

Question 6

This is the name for organizing your points in a time sequence:

Accepted Answer

chronological

Question 7

The body of your speech is where you address your:

Accepted Answer

main points

Question 8

Of Topic, Purpose Statement, and Central Idea, "Fishing" would be an example of:

Accepted Answer

topic

Question 9

Organizing your speech in order of importance is called what pattern?

Accepted Answer

climactic

Question 10

Your purpose statement should begin with either of these two statements:

Accepted Answer

"to Inform" or "to Persuade"

Question 11

What do you call the first part of your introduction?

Accepted Answer

attention getter

Question 12

The link tells the audience why the speech is:

Accepted Answer

important

Question 13

The final part of your conclusion should be similar to what?

Accepted Answer

attention getter

Question 14

How many sentences should your central idea be?

Accepted Answer

ONE

Questions 14