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Myth or Reality ArgumentsTypes of Speeches Speech Organization

Row 1, Col 1 An argument is just people yelling at each other. What is myth?

1,2 _______ is like the building blocks of your argument. It answers the question “How do you know?” What is evidence?

1,3 One of the most common types of talks. It can be educational, entertaining, and enjoyable. What is an informative speech?

1,4 1.Get the attention of the audience 2.Introduce the topic 3.Establish rapport 4.Less than 5-10% of your speech time What are the criteria for a speech opening?

2,1 Making an argument has nothing to do with how you feel. What is reality?

2,2 An informal way to create counterarguments to statements of fact and opinion is to use statements that begin with “_____, _____” What is “yeah, but”?

2,3 Type of speech organization used for explaining a company or organization. Speaker would explain how its various parts operate and how they interrelate. What is structure?

2,4 State the importance of your topic Make a startling statement Arouse suspense or curiosity Tell a story or anecdote Ask a rhetorical question Quote Reference the occasion What are some common opening techniques?

3,1 A lot of great arguing takes place on paper, where you can think everything through first. What is reality?

3,2 What are the parts to a good argument conclusion? A. Simple version of your argument in new words B. Restate your supporting arguments C. Restate your main argument

3,3 A type of speech organization in which the speaker explains an idea or concept with the general principles and then shows the application What is deduction from principles?

3,4 Type of speech in which the body is organized this way: 1.Separate the activity into its component parts 2.Explain the operation of each part and how it relates to the others in the sequence 3. Reassemble the activity and show how it works as a whole What is a demonstration speech?

4,1 Every argument has a right and wrong side. What is myth?

4,2 A)Even though a lot of TV shows are violent and inappropriate, many shows on TV are educational and teach you about history, nature, and science. B) Even though some TV shows are educational, most shows on TV are violent and full of inappropriate material. Which sentence is arguing that TV is not worthwhile? What is “B”?

4,3 You display a replica of the object you are speaking about, such as a plastic model of a human heart What is a model?

4,4 Achieve closure Summarize main points Make an impact Take 5-10% of speech time What are the criteria for a speech conclusion?

5,1 You can’t be good at arguing unless you can think fast on your feet. What is myth?

5,2 A)Even though Bob was texting while driving, the other driver caused the accident. B) Even though the other driver caused the accident, Bob was texting while driving. Which sentence emphasizes what Bob was doing? What is “B”?

5,3 Quote Tell a story Call for action Rhetorical question Refer to the beginning Repeat main points What are some common techniques for a speech closing?

5,4 Friday, December 14 What is the date for the next test?