A: Grabbing the attention and generating the interest of the audience
B: Persuading the audience to believe or to do as the speech suggests
C: Establishing a positive relationship with the audience
D: Stating the topic and previewing main points
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- The following are the functions of an effective beginning of a speech EXCEPT ______. A: Grabbing the attention and generating the interest of the audience B: Persuading the audience to believe or to do as the speech suggests C: Establishing a positive relationship with the audience D: Stating the topic and previewing main points
- The following are the functions of an effective beginning of a speech EXCEPT ______. A: Grabbing the attention and generating the interest of the audience B: Persuading the audience to believe or to do as the speech suggests C: Establishing a positive relationship with the audience D: Stating the topic and previewing main points
- At the beginning of a speech, what kind of effect can most possibly be achieved by telling a personal story? A: Attracting the audience’s attention and interest B: Creating the suspense and arousing the audience’s curiosity C: Startling the audience D: Stating the importance of the topic
- A presenter is supposed to do the following in an introduction except __________. A: Relating topic to audience. B: Grabbing audience's attention. C: Thanking audience for their time D: Establishing credibility.
- Which of the following is likely to be the purpose of a public speech? A: Informing the audience how to do something. B: Entertaining the audience . C: Persuading the audience to do something. D: All of the above.
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Which of the following is NOT recommended in the text for grabbing the attention and interest of the audience?
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In most speech situations, the objective of an introduction is to _____. A: surprise the audience B: startle the audience C: get the attention and interest of your audience D: none of the above
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Eye contact with an audience, according to the author, has all the following benefits EXCEPT that it does not help the speaker ______. A: to control the audience B: to gain audience interest and esteem C: to know whether he is talking too much about a certain point D: to analyze his audience when he is beginning his speech
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When used in a speech introduction, telling a story, asking a question, making a startling statement, and arousing curiosity are all methods of __________. A: previewing the body of the speech B: gaining the attention of the audience C: enhancing the speaker’s credibility D: revealing the topic of the speech
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The closing of the speech is an opportunity NOT to ______ A: summarize the main points of your speech B: provide some further food for thought for your listeners C: leave your audience with positive memories of your speech D: end everything.