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What is the cause and effect pattern?
What is the cause and effect pattern?
What does the chronological pattern refer to in speech organization?
What does the chronological pattern refer to in speech organization?
What is Monroe's motivated sequence?
What is Monroe's motivated sequence?
A 5-step pattern of organization that requires the speaker to identify and respond to what will motivate an audience to pay attention.
Which pattern organizes a speech by the telling of events as a story?
Which pattern organizes a speech by the telling of events as a story?
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What does the problem-solution pattern do in a speech?
What does the problem-solution pattern do in a speech?
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Describe the spatial pattern in speech organization.
Describe the spatial pattern in speech organization.
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What is a topical pattern?
What is a topical pattern?
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Study Notes
Patterns of Organization in Speeches
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Cause and Effect Pattern
- Organizes material by illustrating how one action leads to specific outcomes, establishing causal relationships.
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Chronological Pattern
- Arranges content to reflect the sequence of events or developments over time, emphasizing the timeline of occurrences.
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Monroe's Motivated Sequence
- A structured five-step approach designed to engage an audience by addressing their motivations. Steps typically include attention, need, satisfaction, visualization, and action.
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Narrative Pattern
- Utilizes storytelling to organize information, allowing the speaker to present events in a coherent narrative format, often through anecdotes or short stories.
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Problem Solution Pattern
- Focuses on identifying a specific issue and proposing actionable solutions, helping the audience understand both the problem and the feasible responses.
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Spatial Pattern
- Organizes speeches based on spatial relationships, emphasizing how different objects or places are connected physically, enhancing geographic understanding.
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Topical Pattern
- Structures the content around multiple subtopics, each of equal significance, allowing for a well-rounded exploration of a broader subject matter.
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Explore various patterns of organization used in speeches, including cause and effect, chronological, Monroe's Motivated Sequence, narrative, problem-solution, and spatial patterns. This quiz will help you understand how different structures can effectively convey messages and engage audiences.
