63. To begin a toast, the speaker should raise their beverage. To close it, the speaker should say, To [person’s
name], naming the subject of the toast. What three things should the speaker do between the opening and
closing of a toast?
Give a blessing, share a funny story or experience, and touch their glass with the glass of someone
nearby.
Thank the audience or the person or group that invited them, introduce themselves, and share an
anecdote or experience.
Share a funny story or experience, tell a joke, and touch their glass with the glass of someone nearby.
Introduce themselves, share an anecdote or experience, and thank the person or group that invited
them.
64. Introduction speeches are typically short because the intent is to:
present an award physically.
express gratitude for the speaking situation.
convey the personal meaning of the award.
prepare the audience for the main speaker.
65. A keynote address is a speech of recognition.
66. Celebratory speeches are BEST described as being used to commemorate occasions that are both:
professional and nonprofessional.
significant and insignificant.
67. Unlike toasts, what type of speech often takes place over a longer period of time, with a series of speakers
that offer up stories, jabs, playful insults, and other forms of humorous repartee that celebrate a person among
their community?
68. What type of speech focuses on moral or spiritual shortcomings and typically tells communities to repent or
change their ways to avert doom?