Speech (Junior Cert English): Quizzes
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What are the three main functions of a speech?
What are the three main functions of a speech?
Communicate, persuade/inform, & evoke
What should the introduction of a speech do?
What should the introduction of a speech do?
Engage, introduce topic, & state purpose
What should be included at the end of a speech's conclusion?
What should be included at the end of a speech's conclusion?
A strong final thought or call to action
In the TAGS framework, what does 'Style' refer to?
In the TAGS framework, what does 'Style' refer to?
Literary techniques like rhetorical questions
In TAGS, what does 'Audience' help you consider?
In TAGS, what does 'Audience' help you consider?
Age, & whether to inform or persuade
How many key points should body paragraphs limit to?
How many key points should body paragraphs limit to?
Around 3 key points
What should a speech introduction include to engage the audience?
What should a speech introduction include to engage the audience?
A compelling hook
What is the purpose of rhetorical questions in a speech?
What is the purpose of rhetorical questions in a speech?
To engage audience & provoke thought
What does 'pathos' mean as a literary technique?
What does 'pathos' mean as a literary technique?
Eliciting feelings like inspiration
What is anaphora in speech writing?
What is anaphora in speech writing?
Repetition at start of successive clauses
What does 'ethos' establish in a speech?
What does 'ethos' establish in a speech?
Speaker's authority & trustworthiness
What is hyperbole used for in speeches?
What is hyperbole used for in speeches?
For deliberate exaggeration & emphasis