What does SPEAKER in SOAPStone mean?

a person presenting the information

What does SUBJECT in SOAPStone mean?

what the author is talking about

What does OCCASION in SOAPStone mean?

The time and the place; context that encouraged the writing to happen

a method to help you analyze a text or speech

What does AUDIENCE in SOAPStone mean?

the SPECIFIC group of people the creator wants to influence

Larger Occasion refers to...

Attitudes, issues, events, etc. that are involved with a more broad setting

What does PURPOSE in SOAPStone mean?

what the speaker/creator wants the audience to do or believe

Immediate Occasion refers to...

Situations that are specific and designed to elicit a response

What does TONE in SOAPStone mean?

the attitude the speaker presents

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1
When giving a speech, it is important to be passionate about what you are speaking about.
True
False
2
What does the SECOND S stand for?
Survey
Speaker
Subject
Syllabus
3
What does SPEAKER in SOAPStone mean?
a person presenting the information
the situation or motivation.
the SPECIFIC group of people the creator wants to influence
The time and the place; context that encouraged the writing to happen
4
What does SUBJECT in SOAPStone mean?
a person presenting the information
the SPECIFIC group of people the creator wants to influence
what the author is talking about
the attitude the speaker presents
5
What does OCCASION in SOAPStone mean?
The time and the place; context that encouraged the writing to happen
The voice that tells the story
what the speaker/creator wants the audience to do or believe
the attitude the speaker presents
6
What is SOAPSTone?
a mnemonic device used to analyze poetry and debates
a series of questions to ask when reading a book
a strategy for writing analysis essays
a method to help you analyze a text or speech
7
The P in SOAPSTone refers to...
purpose
predicament
people
penalty
8
What does the O stand for?
Opportunity
Ornate
Offer
Occasion
9
What does AUDIENCE in SOAPStone mean?
what the speaker/creator wants the audience to do or believe
the SPECIFIC group of people the creator wants to influence
a person presenting the information
the attitude the speaker presents
10
Larger Occasion refers to...
Attitudes, issues, events, etc. that are involved with a more broad setting
Situations that are more specific
Situations that are designed to trigger a response from the audience
A big group of people
11
When giving a speech, your ____________________ is just as important as your words.
memorization
body language
clothing
speech
12
What does PURPOSE in SOAPStone mean?
the SPECIFIC group of people the creator wants to influence
what the speaker/creator wants the audience to do or believe
The time and the place; context that encouraged the writing to happen
what the author is talking about
13
Immediate Occasion refers to...
A larger group of people
Attitudes, issues, events, etc. that are involved with a more broad setting
Situations that are specific and designed to elicit a response
A small group of people
14
What does TONE in SOAPStone mean?
the attitude the speaker presents
the SPECIFIC group of people the creator wants to influence
what the author is talking about
the situation or motivation.
15
What does the FIRST S stand for?
Syllabus
Subject
Speaker
Survey
16
What does the A stand for?
accuracy
argument
audience
anecdote
17
Highly effective speeches are typically _______________________.
well rehearsed.
really long
made up on the spot
really short
18
The SPEAKER is ALWAYS the person who CREATED the message.
True
False
19
When giving a speech, you should speak in the same tone and volume the whole time.
False
True
20
TONE can also be conveyed with body language.
True
False

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