Across
- 2. speaking or presenting with little or no preparation
- 4. words or parts of words.
- 5. communicating ideas and emotions nonverbally by contorting one’s face.
- 9. speaking words as they are meant to be spoken.
- 11. word choice. Choose vocabulary that is appropriate and understandable for the audience.
- 12. the degree of loudness of sound
- 14. clearly saying the sounds and syllables in words. It is important to speak clearly and not slur or
Down
- 1. act of making gestures or moving one’s body parts, usually arms, hands, legs, as a means of expression.
- 3. changing physical position.
- 6. the people who are listening and/or viewing a presentation or speaker.
- 7. the expression in one’s voice generated by altering pitch (highness and lowness).
- 8. any visible props or components of one’s presentation
- 9. the degree of quickness with which one delivers a speech.
- 10. making a visual connection with individuals in audience. Speakers cannot read from papers or cards
- 13. moving with ease; polished. A fluent speaker rarely stumbles through a presentation.