Define the following terms in your own words. Do not use textbook definitions, but imagine how you would describe these terms to other students.
1. Thesis: Main idea of your speech or essay.
2. Narratives: An example in story form.
3. Analogies: Comparisons that make your idea more vivid to your audience.
4. Testimony: The opinions or statements of others used to, usually, show support.
5. Presentation aids: Material used to give or show the audience to support your thesis
6. Models: A lot like a presentation aid, used to further prove a point.
7. Motivated Sequence: The way you organize the information you are presenting to allow your audience to respond positively to it.
8. Orientation: Tells what the presentation is going to be about.
9. Closure: Explains what the presentation was about. Reiterating what was said.
Name 3 examples of presentation aids.
1. Flyer
2. Brochure
3. Power point/video
Name 6 patterns that are involved with Public Speaking.
1. Temporal
2. Spatial
3. Topical
4. Problem-solution
5. Cause-effect
6. Effect-cause
What is the difference between a conclusion and closure?
A conclusion is usually a set length while closure can be very short or long.
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