Easy work : Watch a speech in person or online(youtube `Great Speeches`) and write up a 1 to 1 and 1/2 page review of the topic. Examine and critique the following criteria for an effective speech: Speech background: Set up your review/critique by explaning the audience, the occasion, and the speaker. Intro: How did the speaker set the mood and establish the theme of the speech? And did the speaker do a good job being clear and concise? Body: Did the speaker have several identifiable main points? Did he/she use proper transitions? Conclusion: Did the speaker end the speech with a challenge to the audience? Or, did he/she elicit a laugh or a dramatic response from the audience? Did he/she remind the audience of the theme? Did he tell the audience how to get more information? Visual Aids: Were the visual aids used effective? Could the audience see them? Were they clear and concise? Did they create a rhythm? Did they make sense? Delivery: Did the speaker entertain as well as inform? Did the speaker create an evergy and a rhythm? Did the speaker have any bad habits that created `noise` and took away from the speech? Reasoning: Were the facts and figures accurate? Were the arguments valid? Did the speech contain relevant information for the audience? Appeals: How would you describe the appeals for getting the audience on the speaker's side? Ethos (justice)? Pathos (emotion)? Logos (logic)? *Please see the attached picture* *Teacher is really Nice please do not plagiarism* *I really need the work on time*

Easy work :

Watch a speech in person or online(youtube `Great Speeches`) and write up a 1 to 1 and 1/2 page review of the topic. Examine and critique the following criteria for an effective speech:

Speech background: Set up your review/critique by explaning the audience, the occasion, and the speaker.

Intro: How did the speaker set the mood and establish the theme of the speech? And did the speaker do a good job being clear and concise?

Body: Did the speaker have several identifiable main points? Did he/she use proper transitions?

Conclusion: Did the speaker end the speech with a challenge to the audience? Or, did he/she elicit a laugh or a dramatic response from the audience? Did he/she remind the audience of the theme? Did he tell the audience how to get more information?

Visual Aids: Were the visual aids used effective? Could the audience see them? Were they clear and concise? Did they create a rhythm? Did they make sense?

Delivery: Did the speaker entertain as well as inform? Did the speaker create an evergy and a rhythm? Did the speaker have any bad habits that created `noise` and took away from the speech?

Reasoning: Were the facts and figures accurate? Were the arguments valid? Did the speech contain relevant information for the audience?

Appeals: How would you describe the appeals for getting the audience on the speaker's side? Ethos (justice)? Pathos (emotion)? Logos (logic)?

*Please see the attached picture*
*Teacher is really Nice please do not plagiarism*
*I really need the work on time*