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Chapter 13 Speeches to Inform

1. In giving information of facts what is your goal for the listener?

2.-11 List and Define the types of (or opportunities for) giving informative talks.

12-17. What are the goals (6 Cs) of informative speaking ?

18. How do many speakers make an effort to help listeners at the beginning of a speech?

19. What is the secret of being concise?

20.What do you call statements that forecast what the audience can expect?

21. What goes right to the heart of your credibility?

22. To be concrete with information you should talk in terms of people, places, and things instead of ?

23. What can guide you as you prepare a speech for a group of peers?

24. What is cultural literacy?

25-27. In what 3 areas can you look for speech topics?

28. Once you have chosen a general topic what must you do?

29-33. What 4 guidelines will help you narrow a topic to a manageable size?

34. What is your next step in the speech process after you have a manageable topic?

35-39. In what 5 ways can you support your thesis ?

40-43. What are the 4 general categories of visual aids?

44-51. What are 8 rules for using visual aids?

WHAT PERSON FITS EACH QUOTE?

52. “Obviously, a man’s judgment cannot be better than the information on which he has based it.”

53. "Discovery consists of looking at the same thing as everyone else and thinking something different."

54. “Communication starts with research and knowing the idea or message that one wants to convey”