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| graphs used to illustrate trends , relationships or comparisons over time |
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| the act of preparing staging and delivering a presentation to an audience |
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| the use of name calling in a argument |
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| A band wagon appeal an appeal to popular opinion |
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| a state of psychological comfort in which one;'s actions, feelings and beliefs are related to each other as one would like them to be |
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| a graph of performance over time show in graph to contrast measure at a point in time |
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| speculation about the reasons for and effects of occurrences |
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| organizational patterns that are indirect and inexplict. |
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| maintain balance by acting according to commitments already formed |
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| reasoning th4e moves from general to the specific |
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| The explanation of what stimuli are or what words or concepts mean |
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| creditability during speech |
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| polarization of options, when, in fact, many options exist |
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| stories ; narrative pictures |
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| reasoning that moves from specific evidence to a general conclusion |
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| a speech to give knowledge or infomation |
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| rhetorical devices designed to help listeners remember content |
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| graphs that use sketches to represent a concept |
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| a graph with percentages of things |
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| summary of purpose of speech |
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| a persuasive speech on with the goal of settling what is of is not so (true and false) |
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| a persuasive speech on whAT OUGHT TO BE |
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| a persuasive speech that espouses the worth of as idea a person of an object |
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| a distraction used to lead the receiver to focus on the irrelevant |
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| a frame or skeleton on which a speech in developed |
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| facts expressed in numeric form |
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| credibility at the end of speech making event |
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