What can you do with your WORDS to create structure and flow?

use intentional word repetition

The last step in a great presentation is

call the audience to action - describe the "new bliss"

The third step in a great presentation is

Break down audience resistance with COUNTERARGUMENTS

How does being able to speak well make you more powerful?

you can persuade, influence, or change your audience

The first step in a great presentation is

establish "what is" - THE PROBLEM

The second step in a great presentation is

compare to what "could be" - THE SOLUTION

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1
The low or high quality of a sound
pitch
timbre
volume
prosody
2
What can you do with your VOCALS/body to hook your audience at the MAIN POINT of a speech?
confidently command attention
get louder
all of the above
speed up
3
In your speech structure, you should make the gap between PROBLEM & SOLUTION
manageable
as small as possible
as big as possible
nonexistent
4
How do good presenters use details in their speeches?
all of the above
live demonstrations
allusions/familiar quotes
giving plenty of examples
5
Why would you use silence in a speech?
to wait to be announced
to wait for applause when you're finished
for dramatic pauses
to make the audience feel awkward
6
How do good presenters involve their audiences?
real time surveys and polls
meeting with the audience after the presentation
movement and familiarity
calling on individuals
7
What can you do with your WORDS to create structure and flow?
use the biggest words you know
incorporate freestyle rap into your speech
use intentional word repetition
pause frequently to define unfamiliar words
8
To be a good public speaker, you must also be a good
pantomime
listener
teacher
storyteller
9
The last step in a great presentation is
compare to what "could be" - THE SOLUTION
establish "what is" - THE PROBLEM
Break down audience resistance with COUNTERARGUMENTS
call the audience to action - describe the "new bliss"
10
The speed of your speech
register
pace
prosody
timbre
11
The third step in a great presentation is
Break down audience resistance with COUNTERARGUMENTS
call the audience to action - describe the "new bliss"
compare to what "could be" - THE SOLUTION
establish "what is" - THE PROBLEM
12
How does being able to speak well make you more powerful?
others will be jealous of your sweet speaking skills
it doesn't
you can persuade, influence, or change your audience
you will become famous
13
What can you do with your VOCALS/body to hook your audience at the BEGINNING of a speech?
good eye contact
upright posture
pausing and low volume
all of the above
14
The first step in a great presentation is
call the audience to action - describe the "new bliss"
compare to what "could be" - THE SOLUTION
establish "what is" - THE PROBLEM
Break down audience resistance with COUNTERARGUMENTS
15
Master speakers need to be able to:
quote Shakespeare
tell a good story
incorporate sound effects into their speeches
earn a masters in public speaking
16
Research says that people prefer voices that are _____, ______, and _____
even, slow, and similar to our own
soft, shrill, and melodic
loud, aggressive, and deep
rich, smooth, and warm
17
What can you do to become a better speaker?
take notes on what great speakers do
observe great speakers in unconventional locations
all of the above
practice the techniques of great speakers
18
When feeling powerless, people tend to:
speak loudly
become aggressive
make themselves small
take up extra space
19
The second step in a great presentation is
establish "what is" - THE PROBLEM
call the audience to action - describe the "new bliss"
compare to what "could be" - THE SOLUTION
Break down audience resistance with COUNTERARGUMENTS
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The quantity of power or sound
pitch
prosody
volume
timbre

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