Exam 15: Speak to Inform

Events and people make solid informative speech topics.

Speeches about ideas or theories lend themselves to ______ development.

A ______ format allows you to divide your subject into groups or major categories.

A speech about an event focuses on which of the following?

A speech about a/an ______ is usually on something that happens regularly, something that happened once, something that marked our lives, or something that left us with a lasting impression.

A speech about an object can cover anything tangible.

In order for your speech to remain with your audience after you have finished speaking, you must convey the ______ you have for your subject to your listeners, and make it memorable.

A speech on the Great Wall of China would most likely be a speech about a/an ______.

Most subjects become interesting if adapted to the audience.

Reusing the exact same words is referred to as ______.

A speech in which you enumerated and discussed, in turn, key aspects of the idea would be following a ______ order.

Which of the following is an organizational pattern that would lend itself well to a speech on an event or a person?

A speech on the Statue of Liberty would most likely be a speech about an object.

A speech about promoting volunteer work is an informative speaking category.

A speaker's message is easier to follow if the presentation has a discernable structure.

"To inform my audience about how nature's most violent windstorm, the tornado, develops" would most likely be a topic when speaking about a/an ______.

A speech about an idea is also known as a concept speech.

When delivering a speech that focuses on a process or procedure, you will probably find it most useful to arrange your ideas in either ______ or ______ order.

Clarity and ______ go hand in hand.

A ______ format is most appropriate if you are going to stress how a design or phenomenon evolved over time.