14 Questions
What is the primary goal of the introduction in a speech?
Get the attention of the audience and present the subject
Which strategy can be used to start the introduction of a speech?
Use practical examples and explain their connection to the subject
What should the conclusion of a speech emphasize?
Encouraging words and positive examples
What is involved in editing/revising a written speech?
Correcting errors in mechanics such as grammar and punctuation
According to Andrew Dlugan, what are the power principles for speech editing?
Correcting errors in mechanics such as grammar, punctuation, capitalization, unity, coherence, and others
What is the purpose of editing for concision in a speech?
To keep the speech short, simple, and clear by eliminating unrelated stories and sentences
What is the purpose of editing for continuity in a speech?
To keep the flow of the presentation smooth by adding transition words and phrases
What is the purpose of editing for impact and beauty in a speech?
To make the speech memorable by using strategies like surprising the audience and using vivid descriptive images
What is the purpose of editing for variety in a speech?
To add spice to the speech by shifting tone and style from formal to conversational and vice-versa
What is the purpose of editing for focus in a speech?
To ensure that everything in the speech is related to the central message
Speeches are meant to be read, not heard.
False
It is advisable to use jargon, acronyms, and technical words in a speech.
False
Using the personal pronoun 'I' in a speech can help make it more personal.
True
Metaphors and figures of speech should be avoided in speech writing.
False
Learn about strategies to capture the attention of your audience and introduce the main idea of your speech effectively. This quiz covers techniques such as using real-life experiences, practical examples, quotes, and statistics.
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