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After you decide on a topic, perhaps you read a little about it and then you need to pour all your ideas without order, what comes to your mind; this is called: _____
2
The ___ presents the topic and captures the attention from an audience.
3
A _____ uses daily language and requires turn taking from participants.
4
An _____ speech can explain, design and/or describe a topic. It is the commonest speech when teaching.
5
_____ is key to successfully present a public speech covering the prior steps of the presentation.
6
Sums up the speech and can never present new information but can include points of view.
7
A crowd that is not interested in the topic is considered a ___ audience.
8
The difference between having a conversation and speaking publicly is that you have an _____ which is only listening and has limited interaction.
9
The _____ is what sets common ground between the audience and the speaker so it has to be considered in the planning.
10
The paraverbal language includes elements such as intonation and other aspects related to the ___.
11
Any speech must have at least ___ sections.
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The longest part of the speech which contains most of the information.
