A: that makes you nervous
B: that allows you to interact with the audience
C: that you know a little about
D: that is beyond your moral and academic arena
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- How to select a topic for public speaking? A: choose among topics you are familiar with B: choose among topics you are interested in C: choose among topics your audience cares about D: use Internet for help
- How to select a topic for public speaking? A: choose among topics you are familiar with B: choose among topics you are interested in C: choose among topics your audience cares about D: use Internet for help
- Now you are planning to give a 5-minute speech to your classmates in this course on a topic you are interested in. Think about the purpose, topic, audience and venue of your presentation and answer the following questions. 1) What is your purpose of giving the presentation? 2) What topic do you want to address? 3) What are the main points you want to make? 4) What do you know about your audience? 5) What do you know about the presentation venue?
- Once you have your topic, you need to ____ your audience’s interest in the topic, their knowledge about it, and their attitudes toward it.
- A firm eye contact makes your audience feel respected, and makes your words more trustworthy. To speak effectively, you need genuine eye contact, because this allows you to see the audience’s feedback.
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You look more nervous to your audience than you actually feel.
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When giving an informative speech, you should think about ways to relate your topic to the audience in the body of the speech as well as in the introduction.
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You need to finish a single task in the conclusion: let the audience know you are about to finish your speech. ______
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When you feel nervous, tell your audience and apologize.
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When the audience is unfamiliar with your topic, or when your topic is much complex given the educational backgrounds of the audience, you can help the audience understand you by the following ways: A: Use a vocabulary that everyone will understand B: Explain technical terms C: Make your organizational plan obvious, and make transitions clear D: Repeat and emphasize your key points