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- 1. Ch 13 and 10 First lines and delivery
- 2. Topics for Friday/Monday Take a sheet of paper Fold and rip it into thirds On each, write a topic that you’d like to hear a classmate give an impromptu speech about Ideas include newsmakers (politicians, business people, companies, celebrities, etc.), current events, or prompts for personal stories you’d like to hear about from a classmate (Your favorite movie, your biggest success to date, etc.) Only include two personal prompts max. The third must be about newsmakers or news Fold up your ideas and place in envelope
- 3. For Friday/Monday Be prepared to speak on either day I will ask for volunteers The order may not start at the front of the room As someone is speaking, the next person will pick three topics from the envelope You will choose one and return the other two You will only have the time that someone is speaking to prepare All you have to do is come up with two main points and speak for at least one minute (no more than 3)
- 4. Chapters 10 and 13 Quiz
- 5. Gain audience’s attention Tell a story/anecdote Say something provocative Build suspense Let listeners know you’re like them Use humor Ask a rhetorical question Provide a quotation How is the audience’s attention grabbed here?
- 6. Vocal delivery Tone Rate of delivery Projection Articulation Pronunciation Pausing What delivery techniques is Tina Fey (as Sarah Palin) accentuating here? What non verbal cues? http://www.hulu.com/watch/34465/saturday-night- live-palin--hillary-open