Speech Writing and Delivery: Master the Art of Effective Communication

Question 1

Which technique can you use to keep your audience interested when giving a speech?

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Use body language and facial expressions

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Speak quickly and loudly

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Read directly from a script

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Avoid eye contact with the audience

Question 2

In a well-structured speech, what is the correct order of the key elements?

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Introduction, Body, Conclusion

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Body, Introduction, Conclusion

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Conclusion, Body, Introduction

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Body, Conclusion, Introduction

Question 3

When writing a speech, what's the most important thing to keep in mind?

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Having a clear plan with an intro, main points, and conclusion

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Using lots of hard words

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Remembering the speech word for word

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Telling jokes to make people laugh

Question 4

When preparing a speech, which part should you plan first?

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The introduction that captures your audience's attention

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The body of the speech where you present your ideas

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The conclusion that summarizes your speech

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The supporting points that back up your main ideas

Question 5

In a persuasive speech, which part is most important for convincing your audience?

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Using facts and evidence to support your ideas

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Telling funny stories

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Speaking loudly and quickly

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Starting with a surprising statement

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a key element of an effective speech?

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Excessive use of humor

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A clear introduction

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Logical organization of ideas

Question 7

When giving a speech, what should you **avoid** doing?

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Using lots of 'um' and 'like'.

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Speaking clearly and using simple words.

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Looking at the audience while you speak.

Question 8

Which technique is NOT effective for keeping your audience engaged during a speech?

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Speaking in a monotone voice

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Using body language

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Speaking clearly and at a steady pace

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Using visual aids

Question 9

Which of these tips can help you grab your audience's attention when giving a speech?

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Use jokes, stories, and examples that your audience can connect with.

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Speak softly so your audience has to lean in to hear you.

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Make your speech really long so your audience has lots of time to think about what you're saying.

Question 10

Which of these is NOT an effective persuasive technique to use when writing a speech?

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Talking about yourself and your own experiences

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Using vivid language to create a strong impression on the audience

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Appealing to your audience's emotions to help persuade them to agree with your point of view

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Using statistics and data to support your argument and make it more credible

Question 11

Which of these is NOT an important part of a good speech?

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Unclear words and jumbled thoughts

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A strong start

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A clear middle with proof

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A persuasive ending

Question 12

Persuasive techniques can be used to make your speeches more convincing. Which of the following is NOT a persuasive technique?

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Telling jokes

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Using facts and evidence

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Appealing to the emotions of the audience

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Asking rhetorical questions

Question 13

Which of these is NOT a persuasive technique used in a speech?

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Using incorrect logic or reasoning

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Repeating key words or phrases

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Sharing a story connected to the topic

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Using language that stirs emotions

Question 14

What's the best way to keep your audience interested when giving a speech?

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Look at your audience and make eye contact.

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Speak in a flat, dull voice.

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Don't use any gestures or body language.

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Speak as fast as you can.

Question 15

When giving a speech, what's the best way to keep your audience interested?

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Speak clearly and confidently, and make eye contact with your audience.

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Speak quickly and without pausing, so people stay interested.

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Speak in a flat voice and don't move around, to avoid being distracting.

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Don't ask the audience any questions, as it might interrupt your speech.

Question 16

What's the first thing you should do when writing a speech?

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Gather information about the topic.

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Write a strong conclusion.

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Decide on the main points.

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Practice delivering the speech.

Question 17

Which of these is NOT a persuasive technique you can use in a speech?

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Telling jokes

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Using facts and statistics

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Using emotional language

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Using rhetorical questions

Question 18

What is NOT an essential part of a good speech?

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Using technical terms

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Clear organization

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Persuasive language

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Engaging the audience

Question 19

What is the purpose of a call to action in a speech?

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To get the audience to do something

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To leave the audience with a lasting memory

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To give the audience extra information

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To make the audience laugh

Question 20

Why do you need evidence in a speech?

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To back up your claims

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To keep the audience entertained

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To show you're an expert

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To fill up time

Question 21

When writing an effective speech, which element is NOT included?

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Song

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Introduction

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Body

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Conclusion

Question 22

When standing and speaking, which body language tip should you follow?

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Stand tall and proud

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Keep hands in pockets

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Cross arms over chest

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Avoid eye contact

Question 23

Which of these is NOT a sign of an effective speech?

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A long and rambling structure

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Clear organization

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Convincing language

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Keeping the audience interested

Question 24

Why do people use special ways of speaking in speeches?

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To persuade and stir emotions

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To sound smarter

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To make the speech more fun

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To save time and energy

Question 25

What is the best way to get ready for a speech?

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Practice saying it in front of a mirror

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Write it down and read it word-for-word

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Write it but don't practice

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Just rely on speaking from your notes

Question 26

Which of these is NOT a good way to use your body when giving a speech?

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Cross your arms and legs

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Keep your head up and look at the audience

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Use your hands to make gestures

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Stand up straight and confidently

Question 27

Which of these is NOT a key feature of a strong speech?

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Excessive use of filler words

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Clear structure

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Persuasive techniques

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Engaging the audience

Question 28

What is the first stage in preparing a speech?

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Brainstorming ideas

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Creating a detailed outline

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Writing a compelling introduction

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Rehearsing the delivery

Question 29

Which persuasive technique aims to connect with the audience's feelings and emotions?

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Pathos

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Ethos

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Logos

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Kairos

Question 30

Why is it beneficial to include supporting evidence in a speech?

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To strengthen your claims and arguments

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To entertain and amuse the audience

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To fill in pauses and avoid awkward silences

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To confuse and overwhelm the listeners

Question 31

Which tip can help you effectively engage your audience during a speech?

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Maintain eye contact and connect with the listeners

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Speak in a monotonous tone throughout

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Use distracting props and visuals

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Avoid interacting with the audience and asking questions

Question 32

What is the primary difference between a debate and a speech?

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Debates involve presenting both sides of an argument, whereas speeches do not.

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Debates have multiple speakers, while speeches have only one.

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Speeches are more formal in nature than debates.

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Speeches are significantly longer than debates.

Question 33

What technique can help you improve your speech delivery skills?

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Practicing in front of a mirror or with an audience

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Memorizing the entire speech word-for-word

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Speaking as quickly and loudly as possible

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Using minimal gestures and body language

Question 34

What is the term used to describe the main idea or message of a speech?

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Thesis statement

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Opening statement

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Closing statement

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Body paragraph

Question 35

According to the objectives of this unit, which skill will students mainly develop?

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Effective speech writing and delivery

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Creative storytelling

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Advanced vocabulary

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Technical reading

Question 36

What is NOT an important element of writing an effective speech?

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Reading from a script

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Clear organization

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Using persuasive techniques

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Engaging your audience

Question 37

Which of these is a good way to show your audience that you know what you're talking about?

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Using facts and logical reasoning

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Using strong emotions

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Making the audience laugh

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Using a lot of big words

Question 38

When you're speaking in front of an audience, it's important to:

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Look your audience in the eye and use your body to express yourself

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Look at the floor

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Speak so quickly people can't understand you

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Fidget with your hands and avoid eye contact

Question 39

When getting ready for a speech, it is important to:

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Do all of the above

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Practice speaking your speech out loud

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Learn a lot about your topic

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Write down what you want to say word for word

Question 40

In a persuasive speech, what should NOT be included?

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Technical language

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A clear main idea

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Strong evidence

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Emotional language

Question 41

What is the main purpose of using transitions in a speech?

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To smoothly connect different ideas

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To recap key points

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To provide a break for the audience

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To change the mood of the speech

Question 42

After deciding on your main points, what's the next step in writing your speech?

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Support your main points with evidence

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Write a conclusion

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Start writing the introduction

Question 43

When giving a speech, which technique is most effective for keeping your audience engaged and interested?

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Using a variety of vocal techniques, such as changing your pitch, volume, and speed, to emphasize key points and maintain audience interest

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Speaking in a flat, monotone voice

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Reading directly from a script without looking at the audience

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Speaking very quickly to cover more material in a shorter time

Question 44

Why do people use persuasive techniques in speeches?

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To get people to believe or do something

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To give facts and information

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To make people laugh

Question 45

How should you organize your speech?

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Start with a greeting, then tell the main points, and end with a conclusion

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Start with the conclusion, then tell the main points, and end with a greeting

Question 46

Why is it useful to use 'signposting' in a speech?

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To help the audience follow your ideas

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To make the speech more exciting

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To take up more time

Question 47

When starting a speech, which element should be omitted?

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A concise summary of the entire speech

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An attention-grabbing hook

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A brief overview of the main points

Question 48

When giving a speech, what should you pay special attention to?

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Your body language

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How loudly you speak

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How quickly you speak

Question 49

In a persuasive speech, which techniques can help you connect with your audience on an emotional level?

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Sharing stories or examples that people can relate to

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Using vivid language that appeals to the senses

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Using facts and statistics

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Making jokes to entertain the audience

Question 50

How should you order the different parts of a speech?

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Introduction, body, conclusion

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Body, introduction, conclusion

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Conclusion, body, introduction

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Introduction, conclusion, body

Question 51

What's the main goal of a persuasive speech?

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To convince the audience to do something

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To inform the audience about something

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To entertain the audience

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To share personal experiences

Question 52

Why is it a good idea to repeat important points in your speech?

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To help the audience remember key ideas.

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To make the audience feel more connected to you.

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To make the audience laugh.

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To use up more time.

Question 53

What is the difference between a claim and evidence in a speech?

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A claim is something you say, while evidence supports what you say.

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A claim is a fact, while evidence is an opinion.

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Evidence is a fact, while a claim is an opinion.

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There is no difference.

Question 54

What is the best way to end your speech?

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With a call to action.

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With a joke.

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With a personal story.

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With a question.

Question 55

When giving a speech to your class, which technique will help you keep your classmates engaged?

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Making eye contact and moving around

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Speaking softly

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Speaking very fast

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Avoiding eye contact

Question 56

Which technique can you use in a speech to make your audience laugh and feel more connected to you?

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Telling funny stories

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Asking questions

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Talking about your favorite food

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Being serious all the time

Question 57

What is the best way to structure a speech?

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Organise your ideas in the order of importance

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Put the main points at the beginning

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Start with a story or anecdote

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Save the most important point until the end

Question 58

What should you do if you feel nervous when giving a speech?

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Take deep breaths and focus on your message

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Read your speech word-for-word from a script

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Pace around nervously

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Avoid eye contact with the audience

Question 59

Which of these is a technique for handling hecklers during a speech?

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Address them calmly and directly

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Ignore them

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Make jokes about them

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Get angry with them

Question 60

When writing a speech, what is the most important thing to remember?

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To organize your ideas clearly

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To use entertaining language

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To memorize your speech perfectly

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To speak very loudly

Question 61

What should you do to engage your audience during a speech?

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Use different facial expressions and gestures

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Talk very quickly

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Move around the stage a lot

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Avoid making eye contact with the audience

Question 62

What is the purpose of using persuasive techniques in a speech?

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To convince the audience of your point of view

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To entertain the audience

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To provide facts and information

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To tell a story

Question 63

What is the first step in writing a speech?

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Choosing a topic

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Organizing your ideas

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Writing your introduction

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Rehearsing your delivery

Question 64

What is the purpose of a speech outline?

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To help you organize your ideas

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To provide a script for your speech

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To help you memorize your speech

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To impress your audience