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| speech to gain and keep an audience's attention |
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| speech to give information |
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| speech to change the audience's attitudes or behaviors |
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| primary purpose of a speech |
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| hidden purpose of a speech |
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| specific event within a situation |
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| controlls speech preparation and narrows topic |
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| point of view on the topic reduced to a single sentence |
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| words that don't allow exceptions |
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| making a topic more manageable |
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| energetic, lively, active, assertive style |
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| flowing without unneccessary interruption |
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| unrehearsed and unprepared delivery |
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| delivery on outline or notes |
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| delivery read from writing |
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| delivery presented from memory |
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| word or phrase connecting ideas in a speech |
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| speech given in response to a frequent occasion |
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| similar characteristics in a kind of specialized speech |
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| speech fulfilling a social custom |
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| speeches recognizing special occasions |
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| speech given in response to a person 's death |
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| speech given with brief preparation |
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| speech given with minimal preparation |
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