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One of the key elements to have a successful TEDx Event is:
Have some free gifts for the presenters
Recruit volunteers of all ages to be inclusive
Have as many presenters as possible in the event
Use topics that connect with the community
2
The speech throughline acts as a guide to help with your speech. One thing to consider in your throughline is:
The amount of information you have on the topic
How accessible is the location and venue
The amount of slides in your presentation
How much time will your presentation take
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The ____ is the heart of the story you want to tell, every decision, anecdote in your presentation revolves around it:
Collection
Theme
Proposition
Perspective
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According to Chris Anderson (TED talk CEO) the number one mission of the speaker should
To use body language and walk on stage
To talk about something that matters to you
To make variations on your voice
To speak about trending topics of the community
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This part of your speech is you provide supporting information that supports your thesis:
Hook
Conclusión
Body
Citations
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According to the title of the following presentations, which one is more likely to be a descriptive speech:
3 ways to eat sushi like a true Japanese
Creating your own sushi style at home
A day in the life of a sushi master chef
How to make traditional Japanese sushi
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Which of the following is an example of a good thesis statement:
The effects of global warming and climate change
The use of TikTok to promotes science with teenagers
The history and development of electric vehicles
Recycle, Reduce and Reuse to stop global warming
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The three main components of your speech outline are:
Argument - Body - Conclusion
Introduction - Body - Conclusion
Introduction - Argument - Summary
Title - Argument - Summary
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This part of your speech is the one that typically restates the thesis and key points of the presentation:
Conclusion
Citations
Hook
Body