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PublicSpeaking 2.2
PublicSpeaking 2.2
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What should a conclusion in a speech do?
Introduce new points not covered in the speech
Include personal anecdotes
Include a detailed analysis of supporting evidence
Recap the main points and provide a closing thought
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One of the key elements to have a successful TEDx Event is:
Use topics that connect with the community
Have as many presenters as possible in the event
Recruit volunteers of all ages to be inclusive
Have some free gifts for the presenters
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The three main components of your speech outline are:
Argument - Body - Conclusion
Title - Argument - Summary
Introduction - Argument - Summary
Introduction - Body - Conclusion
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According to Chris Anderson (TED talk CEO) the number one mission of the speaker should
To talk about something that matters to you
To make variations on your voice
To speak about trending topics of the community
To use body language and walk on stage
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What is the primary purpose of an introduction in a speech?
To restate the main points of the speech
To conclude the speech
To thank the audience for listening
To provide a preview of the main ideas
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What role does your passion for a theme play in selecting it for a speech?
Passion for a theme can make the speech more engaging.
It doesn't matter; passion has no impact on a speech.
Passion only makes the speech more confusing.
Passion for a theme is essential, but it should be kept hidden.
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When developing a throughline, what should it align with?
Multiple unrelated themes
The audience's needs and interests
The speaker's personal interests
Tangential topics
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What is the purpose of the body of a speech?
To summarize the main points
To thank the audience
To provide the detailed content and support for the main ideas
To introduce the speaker's personal anecdotes
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The ____ is the heart of the story you want to tell, every decision, anecdote in your presentation revolves around it:
Proposition
Collection
Perspective
Theme
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What is the primary purpose of a throughline in speech writing?
To add complexity to the speech
To provide a central, unifying theme or message
To confuse the audience
To keep the audience guessing
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The speech throughline acts as a guide to help with your speech. One thing to consider in your throughline is:
How accessible is the location and venue
The amount of slides in your presentation
How much time will your presentation take
The amount of information you have on the topic