Chapter 8/9 Speech Review

Once main points have been determined, supporting materials can be placed anywhere

Arranging main points in a way by breaking the speech into constituent parts

Without transitions, a speech will seem disjointed

Arranging main points to follow a time sequence is called?

What reminds listeners of what they just heard?

A dramatic statement or quotation is often an effective way to end a speech

Which two ways best gain interest of the audience?

A favorable first impression helps to boost a speaker's confidence

words or phrases that join one thought to another

What are two ways to prepare effective main points

What are two objectives of a speech introduction?

Brief statements that indicate exactly where a speaker is in the speech or that focus on key ideas is called?

Arranging main points to show a cause and effect relationship is called?

Research shows that well-organized speakers are perceived as more competent and trustworthy

What two are best objectives of a speech introduction?

What indicates when a speaker has completed one thought and is moving to another thought

Referring back to the attention getter is not an effective way to end a speech

well organized speeches are easier for listeners to comprehend

The most effective persuasive speech is organized in what order?

Arranging main points to follow a directional pattern is called?

What reminds listeners of what the speaker will take up next?

parallel wording is a great way to prepare effective main points

Conclusions should be long-- at least as long as a main point

The introduction should not be worked out in detail

The conclusion is to signal the end of the speech and to reinforce the audience's understanding