Chapter 1: Introduction to Speech

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Across
  1. 3. For example, a presentation before the Supreme Court
  2. 5. Words that trigger strong negative feelings against the speaker or content
  3. 6. Person who receives the message
  4. 7. Finding meaning in verbal and non-verbal symbols
  5. 10. A type of communication often required to get a job
  6. 11. It was hard to be heard over the audience's booing
  7. 13. For example, my interest in Michigan State sports
  8. 15. Sense of touch
  9. 16. Words
  10. 17. person who sends message
  11. 18. Turning ideas and feelings into verbal and non-verbal symbols
  12. 19. For example, I would love to take my freshmen to a performance of Romeo & Juliet
  13. 21. Ms. Anderson did this at the beginning of Animal Farm to make sure you all understood
  14. 23. Anything that gets in the way of clear communication
  15. 24. For example, your age
Down
  1. 1. Without this from my alarm clock this morning, I wouldn't have woken up!
  2. 2. What you are when you're watching a presentation
  3. 3. A return message
  4. 4. I was so excited about the weekend that I couldn't concentrate on Ms. Anderson's lecture
  5. 8. Face-to-face meeting to convey information, express views, and reach conclusions
  6. 9. Gestures, expressions, sounds from the audience (no hyphen)
  7. 12. For example, a YouTube channel
  8. 14. For example, lunch
  9. 20. Person addresses audience to inform, persuade, or entertain
  10. 22. Formal communication in which speakers take opposing sides