Public Speaking Basics Crossword

the theft or misinterpretation of intellectual property (someone's ideas, beliefs, or theories); the substantial unattributed copying of another's work
the very beginning of the speech; the first things out of the speaker's mouth
where the speaker anchors their point to certain locations in the room or on the stage
occurs at the very beginning of the speech and allows for the speaker to identify
the overall goal of the speech; whether it is to inform, motivate or persuade
what the audience will walk away with or take with them after listening to the speech
the major part of the speech
occurs at the end of the speech to quickly recap all of the information presented and reinforce any other valuable points
to encourage the audience to take action
a "sneak peek" at the speech; should be short and contain just the main points of the speech
the closing of the speech; should be strong and concise
to share information with the audience
stand-alone topics the speaker wants the audience to walk away with or remember
using information to convince the audience to think or feel a certain way
used to justify, prove or enhance the main points of the speech