Informative Speech

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Across
  1. 6. Two invention categories, an arrangement category, a style category, and a memory and delivery category.
  2. 8. The speaker needs to find a topic and then dial it in to the audience and the time constraints.
  3. 9. The speaker concerns about what the audience need to know, hear and understand.
  4. 10. what the speaker wants the audience to have, some, get something out of that presentation.
Down
  1. 1. Something the speaker uses to explain the topic.
  2. 2. A speaker addresses something such as: the topic, the audience, the speaker, the occasion and setting, and the time allotted.
  3. 3. Kind of language the speaker should avoid when they walk the audience through a new concept.
  4. 4. Getting all the components together. And then you enter this cycle of running the speech, reflecting on the speech, revising the speech, running the speech, reflecting on it, revising.
  5. 5. Making the speech in a clear and logical manner to orient the audience to the topic.
  6. 7. The speaker emphasizes much on information.