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| give audience reason to listen |
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| show proximity, how info will affect listeners |
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| basic purpose of introducing suject |
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| be a believable authority and competent speaker |
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| signpost to help remember point of speech, main idea |
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| final impression, conclusion |
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| review central and main ideas |
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| quality of conclusion that makes a speech "sound finished" |
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| question intended to provoke thought, rather than elicit an answer |
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| get audience attention, give audience a reason to listen, introduce subject, establish credibility, preview main ideas |
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| three purposes of conclusion |
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| summarize speech, provide closure, reemphasize central idea in a memorable way |
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| intro and conclusion elements |
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| illustrations, quotations, personal references |
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| appreciation for being invited, irony, incredulity, focus on audience |
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