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PERSUASION#1
The act of convincing someone to believe or do something through reasoning or emotional appeal.
ETHOS#2
A rhetorical appeal to credibility or character, establishing trust with the audience.
PATHOS#3
An emotional appeal used to persuade an audience by evoking feelings.
LOGOS#4
A logical appeal that uses reasoning and evidence to persuade.
SPEECH STRUCTURE#5
The organization of a speech, typically comprising an introduction, body, and conclusion.
INTRODUCTION#6
The opening section of a speech that captures attention and presents the main idea.
BODY#7
The main part of a speech where arguments and supporting details are presented.
CONCLUSION#8
The final section of a speech that summarizes key points and reinforces the message.
VISUAL AIDS#9
Tools such as slides, charts, or images used to enhance understanding and retention.
REHEARSAL#10
Practicing a speech to improve delivery, timing, and confidence.
Q&A SESSION#11
A segment where the audience asks questions, allowing for interaction and clarification.
FEEDBACK#12
Constructive criticism provided by peers to help improve speaking skills.
HOOK#13
An engaging opening statement designed to grab the audience's attention.
TRANSITION#14
Words or phrases that connect different parts of a speech for better flow.
STORYTELLING#15
Using narratives to make a speech more relatable and memorable.
AUDIENCE ANALYSIS#16
The process of understanding the audience's needs, values, and interests.
BODY LANGUAGE#17
Non-verbal communication through gestures, posture, and facial expressions.
Vocal VARIETY#18
Changing pitch, tone, and volume to enhance speech delivery.
TECHNICAL ASPECTS#19
The practical elements of using visual aids, such as equipment and software.
MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH#20
A speech intended to inspire and encourage the audience.
PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUES#21
Methods used to influence an audience's beliefs or actions.
CLOSING STATEMENT#22
The final remark that leaves a lasting impression on the audience.
REFLECTION#23
The process of reviewing and analyzing one's performance to identify areas for improvement.
PEER REVIEW#24
Feedback given by fellow participants, focusing on constructive criticism.
SPEECH DELIVERY#25
The manner in which a speech is presented, including tone, pace, and engagement.