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| a word that allows no exceptions |
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| the dominant goal of a speech |
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| concealing the real purpose of a speech |
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| scaling down a large general subject |
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| time and circumstances in which something happens |
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| sentence specifying the subject, audience and goal of speech |
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| humorous speech to amuse the audience |
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| a speech to increase the audiences understanding |
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| a speech to change behaviorss |
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| sentence summing up the speakers topic |
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| trait associated with an energetic speech |
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| delivery from an outline containing key words |
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| being able to flow without interruption |
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| words that tie parts of the speech together |
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| delivery that isn't rehearsed or planned |
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| a form of speech in which every word is written out |
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| memorized presentation of a speech manuscript |
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| speechdelivered on a special occasion |
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| characteristics that are common to all speeches of a certain kind |
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| speeches intended to to fulfill the demands of social customs |
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| ceremonial speech in memory of a speech |
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| speech containing key words |
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| speech that wasnt prepared for |
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| a persuasive speech prepared in advance and memorized and delivered as part of a school contest |
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| speeches given in response to frequently occuring occasions |
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