Oral Communication
Cards (28)
- These are prior activities involved in coming up with a report
- The prepared approach adopted by a speaker
- Refers to how ideas are presented
- Main idea of a report
- Aesthetically attractive items embedded in the report
- Manner of speaking and discussion performed by a speaker
- Properly pronouncing words and elements of utterance.
- Controlling the flow and rhythm of your speech.
- Being trustworthy enough that your audience believes what your saying
- A good relationship such that your message is accepted without resistance.
- A formal, well organized and rule-governed way of argumentation.
- How liberal the government side of the debate can define the motion
- How much leeway the government side in defining the motion.
- Limiting in scope and defining motions. Commonly used in college debates.
- Given time for all speakers to present and maximize their ideas
- This is the brief interruption offered to a debater by anyone of the opposite team
- A point wherein the speaker will try to convince the adjudications and the audience why they should win the debate
- The first and last minutes are also known as?
- How many seconds is given to present a POI?
- How much time is given to all speakers to give their constructive speeches respectively?
- The maximum time for the reply or bias adjudication
- Method of writing where its organized using the time order?
- This method of writing describes position of things in a physical space
- This balances discussions on cause and effects.
- This is the allocation of appropriate subtopics to one main topic
- Method of persuasion that utilizes strategies of logic to convince the audience
- This shows the capability to relate the audience emotionally
- Relies on credibility as the method for convincing others