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Language Arts, Speech Unit

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1
If you sound like a robot when speaking, your voice is:
showing variety
showing expression
monotonous
confident
2
To enunciate consonant sounds is to use proper:
diction
eye contact
posture
projection
3
Looking at your audience means you are using:
projection
posture
eye contact
expression
4
Speaking with an interesting voice is to use good:
volume
fillers
eye contact
expression
5
What is the best way to be prepared to give a speech?
read through it once
forget to bring your note card
practice, practice, PRACTICE!
just try to "wing it"
6
Why do we use a note card when presenting speeches?
to help us use hand gestures
to remind us what to say next
to have something to fidget with
to give the audience something to look at
7
Which are criteria of good body language?
all answers are correct
standing up straight and tall
making eye contact
using hand gestures
8
Which is NOT recommended for relaxing before speaking?
cry and stomp your feet in a temper tantrum
take deep breaths
tighten and relax muscle groups
use visual imagery of your "happy place"
9
If you stand up straight and tall, you have:
good fillers
good inflection
good diction
good posture
10
Words like "ah," "um," and "like" are called:
dictions
expressions
fillers
topics
11
To speak loudly enough to be heard means to have good:
projection
expression
diction
eye contact
12
Bending the sounds of words is called:
monotonous
variety
diction
inflection