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Public Speaking: Final Exam Terms Questions With Solutions 100% Solved Farewell Speech Formal remarks given in recognition of one's imminent depature. After Dinner Speech A speech presented at the end of a meal that may have a serious purpose or be designed primarily for entertainment. Postu...

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Public Speaking: Final Exam Terms Questions
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Farewell Speech Formal remarks given in recognition of one's imminent depature.




After Dinner Speech A speech presented at the end of a meal that may have a serious

purpose or be designed primarily for entertainment.




Posture The position of your body.




Encoding The process of constructing a message.




Decoding The process of interpreting a message.




Purpose The goal of a presentation, or what the speaker hopes to accomplish by making

the presentation.




Credibility The quality or qualities of a speaker or of sources of information that an

audience perceives as trustworthy, competent, and dynamic.

, Public Speaking: Final Exam Terms Questions
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Thesis The major idea being discussed in a speech.




Audience The group of listeners in any public speaking situation who make the

communication transaction with the speaker complete.




Eye Contact To maintain connection with members of an audience by looking individuals

in the eye while delivering a public address.




Gestures Arm and hand movements used to illustrate a spoken message.




Poise To maintain a calm, steady, gracious, and assured manner.




Pathos Pathos is an appeal to emotion, and is a way of convincing an audience of an

argument by creating an emotional response.




Ethos Ethos is an appeal to ethics, and it is a means of convincing someone of the

character or credibility of the persuader.

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