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Oral Presentations and Public Speaking — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Oral presentation
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A planned spoken talk delivered to an audience.
An attention-grabbing opening, such as a question, fact or short story.
The speed at which you speak; good speakers vary it and pause for effect.
Looking directly at members of the audience to keep them engaged.
Hook
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A planned spoken talk delivered to an audience.
An attention-grabbing opening, such as a question, fact or short story.
The speed at which you speak; good speakers vary it and pause for effect.
Looking directly at members of the audience to keep them engaged.
Pace
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A planned spoken talk delivered to an audience.
An attention-grabbing opening, such as a question, fact or short story.
The speed at which you speak; good speakers vary it and pause for effect.
Looking directly at members of the audience to keep them engaged.
Eye contact
— match —
A planned spoken talk delivered to an audience.
An attention-grabbing opening, such as a question, fact or short story.
The speed at which you speak; good speakers vary it and pause for effect.
Looking directly at members of the audience to keep them engaged.
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