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Chapter 9 Organizing your Speech

Objectives Pg 205:

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VOCABULARY

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1. link -

2. Preview statement –

3. Purpose statement –

4. Thesis statement –

5. Transition –

QUESTIONS

1. What is a logical grouping of “like” parts that helps you to get things done?

2. – 4. What are the 3 main parts of a speech

5. What do many speakers say is the toughest part of a speech?

6. – 10. What are the 5 types of attention-getters?

11 – 14. What are the 4 parts of an effective speech introduction?

15. What are safe because they answer themselves?

16. What is a quotation?

17. – 18. What are two reasons that quotations are a good way to begin a speech?

19. When is it risky to make a casual reference to someone in the audience?

20. If you are using a quote when will audiences be impressed?

21. What comes between the attention-getter and the thesis statement and logically connects the two ?

22. How are main headings indicated in an out line?

23. What do details do?

24-34. Give 3 Transition examples of each relationship intended: pg222

Relationship Intended Transition

To add ideas

Illustrate or Demonstrate

To yield a point

To show contrast

To emphasize a point

To compare

To show order

To repeat or restate

To summarize

To show relationships in space

To show relationships in time

35. – 44. What are the 5 ways you can organize a speech? Define each.

45. – 50. What are the parts of an effective conclusion?(Outline Packet) Define each