What is one way to control your nerves before and during a speech?
Use your fear as motivation.
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| What is one way to control your nerves before and during a speech? | Use your fear as motivation. |
| How can your body help you during a speech? | Let your body help you by standing tall and using natural gestures. |
| What should you drink to help manage nerves before a speech? | Drink water. |
| Why is it important to avoid an empty stomach before speaking? | An empty stomach can increase anxiety and distract you. |
| What is the power of vulnerability in public speaking? | Remembering the power of vulnerability can help you connect with the audience. |
| How can you find support in the audience during a speech? | Find 'friends' in the audience to create a sense of comfort. |
| How can a backup plan help you in public speaking? | Having a backup plan prepares you for unexpected issues during your speech. |
| What should you focus on while delivering a speech? | Focus on what you're talking about to maintain clarity and engagement. |
| What does 'Connection' refer to in Anderson's elements of metadata? | Connection means the audience trusts the speaker. |
| How can you use 'Engagement' in a speech? | Ensure that every sentence captivates and engages the audience. |
| How is 'Curiosity' conveyed in a speaker's delivery? | Through the speaker's voice and facial expressions. |
| How do you achieve understanding for the audience? | Understanding is achieved through emphasis and gestures that clarify the message. |
| What does 'Empathy' communicate during a speech? | Empathy shows the audience how much the speaker cares about the topic. |
| What does 'Excitement' convey in a speaker's presentation? | Excitement reflects the speaker's passion, which can be infectious. |
| What does 'Conviction' express in a speaker's delivery? | Conviction demonstrates determination and confidence in the speaker's message. |
| What does 'Action' imply in the context of a speech? | Action indicates that the audience feels motivated to join or support the speaker. |
| What is one way to emphasize specific text for a dynamic speech? | Use bold text to emphasize key points. |
| How can large all caps be used in speech preparation? | Large all caps indicate enthusiastic or loud speaking. |
| What does spacing out words in text signify? | Spacing out words suggests that they should be spoken slowly or dragged out. |
| What does lowered text indicate in speech preparation? | Lowered text is used for lower emphasis or quieter speaking. |
| What are the six tools voice coaches recommend for effective speech delivery? | Volume, Pitch, Pace, Timbre, Tone, and Prosody. |
| Volume | How loud you are speaking |
| Pitch | How high or low you are speaking |
| Timber | The specific quality of one person's (or instrument's) voice. |
| Pace | How fast you are speaking |
| Tone | The relative emotional attitude or raising or lowering of your voice to show that attitude. |
| Prosody | The singsong rise and fall of the voice. |