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When developing a speech, the speaker should create ______ separate outlines.
The purpose of the _______ outline is to firm up and organize main points and develop
supporting points to substantiate them.
Completed, the _______ outline should contain the entire speech, organized and
supported.
The outline used to practice and present the speech is the _______ outline.
Speeches may be outlined in complete sentences, with key words, or in _______.
In the _______ outline format, each main and supporting point is stated in sentence
form as a declarative statement.
A _______ outline is the briefest form of outline.
A _______ outline uses partial construction of the sentence form of each point.
A _______ outline permits the most eye contact, greatest freedom of movement, and
best control of the speaker’s thoughts and actions.
In the _______ outline, each section of the speech (introduction, body, and conclusion)
should be labeled.
Outlines provide a framework for your speech materials and a blueprint for your
presentation.
When developing a speech, a speaker should create two separate outlines: a working
outline and a delivery, or speaking, outline.
The purpose of a speaking outline is to firm up and organize main points and develop
supporting points to substantiate them.
Working outlines contain your ideas in condensed form and are much briefer than
speaking outlines.
A speaker should use a working outline when presenting a speech.
Speeches may be outlined in complete sentences, phrases, or key words.
The actual speaking outline should be prepared using a full-sentence format.
In a sentence outline, only the main points are stated as sentences.
A phrase outline is the briefest form of outline.
A phrase outline uses partial construction of the sentence form of each point.
Phrase outlines or key-word outlines are recommended over sentence outlines in the
delivery of most speeches.
The full-sentence speaking outline allows for greatest eye contact with the audience.
In the working outline, each section of the speech (introduction, body, and conclusion)
should be labeled.
The speaking outline should always be prepared on 8.5 × 11-inch sheets of paper.
Delivery cues should be included in the speaking outline.
For a successful delivery, practicing a speech is not necessary.
Which of the following outlines is used for organizing and firming up main points?
Which of the following outlines should be prepared in a full-sentence format?
Which of the following outlines uses partial construction of the sentence form of each
point?
Which of the following outlines permits the greatest degree of eye contact?
With sufficient practice, which of the following outlines will help the speaker deliver his
or her ideas most naturally?
An effectively prepared working outline will
include credits when necessary.
begin with a speaking outline.
The speaking outline should
have each main point and subpoint in full sentence form.
be written in small print so you can get as much as possible on a page.
write out full quotations and other critical information.
not include delivery cues.
condense full sentences into key words or phrases.
expand the sentences into larger, more detailed sentences.
you don’t need to practice your speech.
delivery cues are not necessary.
Using the speaking outline, how many times should you practice?
Name and describe the two outlines you should develop in preparation for your speech.
Explain the difference among a sentence outline, a phrase outline, and a key-word
outline.
Explain the connection between the type of outline you choose and the impact it can
have on delivery.
Why should a working outline be prepared in a full-sentence format?
What are the benefits of using a speaking outline while delivering a speech?