What are the requirements of a good speech introduction? Evaluate the following complete introduction to a classroom speech in light of those requirements. Be specific in your answer.A brain aneurysm has been described as "the worst headache you can imagine." But the outcome is much worse than a headache. Here are the statistics: one-third of the people with a ruptured aneurysm die before they get to the hospital; another third of the people with a ruptured aneurysm die after they get to the hospital. The final third? They survive, but 40 percent of them suffer long-term neurological damage. Today I would like to explore this subject with you.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary.
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All of the following are examples of concluding or "exit lines" EXCEPT
a. "Let's get together again sometime." b. "This place is really crowded today." c. "I'll call you later." d. "Let's meet next week for lunch." e. "I have to go because I really need to speak to the instructor before she leaves class."
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Avoiding ________ during a speech is a response to fear that makes the speaker feel hidden and protected; having it can make the speaker feel vulnerable because it acknowledges that the audience is evaluating the speaker.
A. eye contact B. gestures C. good posture D. facial expressions
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