Exam 9: Outlining Your Speech

Words or phrases such as "before," "after," "later," "at the same time," "while," and "finally" are known as ______ transitions.

Which of the following are true about a good outline?

Not every speech has to follow one format, but no matter how you deliver it, you should always plan and outline first.

______ transitions use words that show how the idea that follows differs from the ones that precede it.

Subordinate points are also referred to as ______.

You should use your extemporaneous outline the first time you practice your speech.

Why do effective outlines label all parts?

Your subpoints will be indicated with capital letters A, B, C, and so on in your outline.

The internal preview precedes the information you are discussing and the internal ______ follows it.

If an internal summary is combined with an internal ______, a bridge to the next section of the speech is created.

______ are the key ideas or central themes of the speech.

A working outline is more detailed than a full-sentence outline.

What is the purpose of making a full-sentence outline?

A/an ______ approach is useful in making revisions.

After your speech is refined to what you want to present, you should then prepare extemporaneous speaking notes.

A practice speech is necessary; it acts as an oral rough draft of your presentation.

A ______ approach is useful in making revisions.

What should a speaker be aware of or look for when practicing their speech?

If an internal ______ is combined with an internal preview, a bridge to the next section of the speech is created.

What criteria should a full-sentence outline include?