Question 1 1 pts

It is important to know WHO you are talking to so that you can give a speech that is valued by listeners.
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True

False

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Question 2 1 pts
A startling statistic, a story, or a question might be an example of a:
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Common Ground

Credibility

Attention Getter

Thesis

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Question 3 1 pts
A part of the speech that gives the audience a reason to care about your topic, tell them why it matters to THEM
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Common Ground

Attention Getter

Thesis

Clincher

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Question 4 1 pts
A part of the speech that gives the audience a reason to listen to YOU. Explain why YOU are the expert on this topic.
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Attention Getter

Credibility

Thesis

Common Ground

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Question 5 1 pts
The part of the speech that tells the audience your topic and the purpose for which you are presenting it is the:
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Preview of Points

Credibility

Thesis

Clincher

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Question 6 1 pts
The part of the speech that tells the audience what they can expect to hear in the body of the speech is the:
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Thesis

Credibility

Common Ground

Preview of Points

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Question 7 1 pts
These devices are in the body and help people to know when each point is complete and prepares the audience to learn about the next point.
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Transitions

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Thesis

Attention Getter

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Question 8 1 pts
This is how we end the speech with a BANG! Your tone of voice indicates that you are done speaking. You stand in silence for a moment until the audience claps.
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Attention Getter

Clincher

Common Ground

Credibility