Impromptu Speaking
Giving a speech with little or no preparation
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Impromptu Speaking | Giving a speech with little or no preparation |
| Topoi | Common lines of argument that are applicable for almost any topic or subject matter |
| Topoi types | Possible/impossible, cause and effect, and past fact/ future fact |
| Extemporaneous Speaking | Speech delivered with preparation from a loose set of notes and ideas |
| Preparation Outline | Outline that includes a complete accounting of all the information the speaker wants to provide in their speech, in full and complete sentences |
| Keyword Outline | Abbreviated version of the preparation outline that includes key words, phrases, ideas, and evidence that can jog the speakers mind and facilitate a truly extemporaneous speechmaking delivery |
| Manuscript Speaking | Delivery a speech from a text that is written out word for word in advance |