300-400 words
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Select and listen to 2 speeches.
While listening, critique the speeches using the following guidelines;
Speech #1
How did the speaker gain the audience’s attention?
Explain the topic and purpose of the speech.
Describe any facts or explanations given to support the speaker’s argument or topic of discussion.
Evaluate the speaker’s delivery. Explain how the speaker used their voice to show enthusiasm, or to emphasize information while speaking.
Discuss how the speaker transitioned to the conclusion.
Identify where you feel the speaker did well.
Express any improvements the speaker could have made.
Speech #2
How did the speaker gain the audience’s attention?
Explain the topic and purpose of the speech.
Describe any facts or explanations given to support the speaker’s argument or topic of discussion.
Evaluate the speaker’s delivery. Explain how the speaker used their voice to show enthusiasm, or to emphasize information while speaking.
Discuss how the speaker transitioned to the conclusion.
Identify where you feel the speaker did well.
Express any improvements the speaker could have made.
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300-400 wordsClick here to access American Rhetorics Top 100 .docx
1. 300-400 words
Click
here
to access American Rhetoric's Top 100 speeches.
Select the link for the top 100 speeches.
Select and listen to 2 speeches.
While listening, critique the speeches using the following
guidelines;
Speech #1
How did the speaker gain the audience’s attention?
Explain the topic and purpose of the speech.
Describe any facts or explanations given to support the
speaker’s argument or topic of discussion.
Evaluate the speaker’s delivery. Explain how the speaker used
their voice to show enthusiasm, or to emphasize information
while speaking.
Discuss how the speaker transitioned to the conclusion.
Identify where you feel the speaker did well.
Express any improvements the speaker could have made.
Speech #2
How did the speaker gain the audience’s attention?
Explain the topic and purpose of the speech.
Describe any facts or explanations given to support the
speaker’s argument or topic of discussion.
Evaluate the speaker’s delivery. Explain how the speaker used
their voice to show enthusiasm, or to emphasize information
while speaking.
Discuss how the speaker transitioned to the conclusion.
Identify where you feel the speaker did well.
Express any improvements the speaker could have made.
