Public Speaking Crossword Puzzle

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NARRATIVE : A type of speech that tells a story
ENTERTAIN : The purpose of a narrative speech is to do this
DEBATE : A professional disagreement and conversational discourse of opposing opinions
PAUSE : A verbal _______ is a word such as "like, um, sortof"
CONCLUSION : The closing portion of a speech or paper
INTRODUCTION : The attention getter portion of a speech or paper
BIOGRAPHY : A story of someone else's life
PRACTICE : To continually prepare and rehearse
IMPROVISATION : Giving a speech or presentation without practice
KING : Martin Luther ______ Jr. was considered a great speaker
ORATORY : The art of giving speeches
EXTEMPORANEOUS : An impromptu speech with little or no preparation
INFORM : The purpose of an educational speech is to do this
BODY : When presenting, this form of language is just as important as verbal language
SUMMARY : To give a brief and shortened version of information
PAPER : Speeches are simply presenting one of these
VOLUME : The measure of loudness or softness of your voice
CITING : Giving credit to secondary sources
PACE : The speed of speaking
INSTRUCTIONS : "How to" speeches provide these
AUDIENCE : The observers and listeners of a speech
SOURCES : Secondary professional references that add to a paper or speech's credibility
POSTURE : The way a speaker holds their shoulders and spine in alignment
CONFIDENCE : The measure of self worth an individual has

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QUESTIONS LIST:

narrative : a type of speech that tells a story
entertain : the purpose of a narrative speech is to do this
debate : a professional disagreement and conversational discourse of opposing opinions
pause : a verbal _ is a word such as "like, um, sortof"
conclusion : the closing portion of a speech or paper
introduction : the attention getter portion of a speech or paper
biography : a story of someone else's life
practice : to continually prepare and rehearse
improvisation : giving a speech or presentation without practice
king : martin luther _ jr. was considered a great speaker
oratory : the art of giving speeches
extemporaneous : an impromptu speech with little or no preparation
inform : the purpose of an educational speech is to do this
body : when presenting, this form of language is just as important as verbal language
summary : to give a brief and shortened version of information
paper : speeches are simply presenting one of these
volume : the measure of loudness or softness of your voice
citing : giving credit to secondary sources
pace : the speed of speaking
instructions : "how to" speeches provide these
audience : the observers and listeners of a speech
sources : secondary professional references that add to a paper or speech's credibility
posture : the way a speaker holds their shoulders and spine in alignment
confidence : the measure of self worth an individual has