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There are several things that you want to look out for when evaluating a person's speech.
What message is the speaker trying to convey? Is it clear, or does it digress?
The speech should also have a clear beginning, middle, and conclusion.
How good is the speaker's vocabulary? Does his speech sound natural?
Watch out for bad speaking habits, such as 'um's, 'ah's, wide pauses, repetition.
The speaker should always make eye contact with the audience, and stand straight. Posture is important - it conveys confidence.
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What is an example of Evaluating?
to evaluate someones application
What is a example of evaluate?
I will evaluate all my math homework.
What is the math definition for evaluate?
Evaluate when m = 30.5 kg and k = 3.5 m
What is the evaluate in math?
The word evaluate simply means 'find the value of...' For example, if asked to evaluate 23x4, the answer is 92.
What is Substitute a number for each variable and evaluate the results?
evaluate
What part of speech is the word evaluate?
Evaluate is a verb.
What are the parts of speech for evaluate?
evaluate = verb evaluation = noun evaluative = adjective
What are your goals in a speech?
your goals in a speech are to get someones attention ,keep their attention and stay on topic
What is it called when someones speech doesn't make sense?
Their speech is "garbled."
What are the parts of speech for?
evaluate = verb evaluation = noun evaluative = adjective
The primary goal of a speech is to change someones mind or way of thinking about a topic?
A persuasive speech has the goal of changing someone's mind.
How would you evaluate Martin Luthers speech?
Relates to Protestant reformation . Nothing to do with Negroes
Does the first amendment protect individuals from speech that harms peoples reputation?
No, the first amendment only gives the freedom of speech, press, and religion. Although, speech that harms someones reputation is slander, which is a crime. Slander is a crime and freedom of speech is a right.
Which choice is not one of the four purposes of a speech?
A. To evaluate. B. To inform. C. To entertain. D. To persuade
How could you informally evaluate someones language skill?
Ask if they speak English. If they say no they have really bad language skills. If the person is Mexican they have bad language skills no matter what.
What would be a violation of someones first amdendment rights?
A situation that would violate the 1st amendment would be stifling free speech.
What is eidetic imagery?
Its like the old ink blots but with word pictures. Bottom line, what is in someones heart will be expressed in their speech. Its not rocket science.
