Speech Semester Test Review

Playing upon the vulnerability of a person.

Meaningful for your audience; showing a connection for the subject to the audience.

A speech to convice somebody that your side of an argument is correct.

Making one person stand for an entire group.

The main portion of your speech.

Needing something to make you better than everybody else.

The main portion of your speech.

Everybody's doing it.

Using loaded words

A relevant statement used to capture the audience's interest.

Doing something good and not expecting anything in return.

Utilizing appeal to the opposite sex to influence others.

The part of the speech that starts the speech.

The way the voice moves up or down to show meaning

A review of the three main ideas.

If the author of a book is unknown, you should...

You should never say...

The speed with which you speak.

Audience's reminder of what they should have learned.

When you limit the choices to two, even though there are other choices.

A reference back to the attention getter.

The smoothness with which you speak.

What items are essential when citing a source?

When moving in a speech, which foot do you start with?

The main portion of your speech.

Speaking clearly so the audience can understand what you are saying.

Flaws in the reasoning process

Having more people get along with you.

A speech that offers enjoyment and connection to the audience.

When you want to be like somebody else.

Putting yourself ahead of others based upon one lone factor.

Combining main ideas in a fluent manner in a speech.

Copying somebody's words or work, failing to give someone credit, and minimal paraphrasing

Dictionary definition

How loud or quiet the speaker is.

A reason to listen to the speech and/or a statement of purpose.

Playing upon the strong emotional attachment to upset others into action.

Attacking the person rather than the argument.

When there's no justification for the claim.

A speech that offers general knowledge of a subject.

A reason to listen to the speech and/or a statement of purpose.

Positive or negative feelings associated with a word.

Doing something because it feels good or brings enjoyment.