Chapter 17

2. Words that help the audience see visual images in their head to help them understand.
4. The other side of honoring the presentation speech.
6. Something that helps your main point.
8. These are speeches in which you define a term, system of theory, or similar and dissimilar terms.
9. a speech of tribute to praise someone who has died.
11. How the paper is made out to be.
12. A speech where you seek to place an award or honor in some kind of context.
14. These levels are relative distance of a term or statement from an actual perception.
15. The speech which is designed to introduce a speaker or a topic.
17. Single most important concept.
19. The similarity of two features within the speech.
20. Major subdivisions of the thesis.

1. The choices of words that one uses in their speech to keep the readers attention.
3. These are speeches in which an object, event, or process are described.
5. To insure the audience knows that the speech will be relevant and useful to them in the future.
7. Speeches in which you know how to do something or how something works.
10. The purpose to inform.
13. A brief speech designed to celebrate a person or an occasion.
16. The way the speaker connects to the speech parts.
18. The purpose of a specific topic.