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This document provides tips and guidelines for preparing and delivering an effective impromptu speech, known as a "table topics" speech. It discusses various structures that can be used for the speech body, including chronological order, problem-solution, pro-con, and compare-contrast. Tips are given for listening to the question, pausing before answering, confirming understanding, and telling the response. The document also covers techniques for an effective closing and emphasizes the importance of delivery factors like appearance, body language, voice, and language usage when being judged.
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Effectiveness
Logic, Directness, Enthusiasm, Achievement
of Purpose, Audience Response
Effectiveness is the judge's subjective [determinations]
of how the response came across. Where you, the
judge, able to determine the speaker's purpose? Did the
[answer] relate directly to the given question or topic?
Was the response clearly and logically presented?
Source: Table Topics Contest Judge's
Guide and Ballot, Supply Catalogue Item
Number 1180](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/survivalquestions-151216052803/85/Survival-questions-6-320.jpg)
Survival questions
- 1. 1 Survival Questions Presented by Competent Leader Eide Hillal
- 2. What is Table Topics • Mini Speech • Opening ,Body, Conclusion • Must have message 1. Add knowledge, Any Gain 2. Remove pain from them. 3. Entertain. • Every one seems normal until we stand in front of people 2
- 3. 3 Tips for Success in Table Topics (1) Listen (2) Pause (3) Confirm (4) Tell (5) End Source: Impromptu Speaking (Supply Catalogue Item #273)
- 5. 5 Speech Development Structure 1. Chronological (Past, Present, future) : PPF 2. Sequential (First, Second, Third) 3. Cause and Effect ( if this then that) 4. Problem and Solution 5. PREP ( Point , Reason , Example , Point ) 6. Pro and con 7. Compare and Contrast (Big and little, light and dark) Note : Be with the topic or against that makes it easy
- 6. 6 Effectiveness Logic, Directness, Enthusiasm, Achievement of Purpose, Audience Response Effectiveness is the judge's subjective [determinations] of how the response came across. Where you, the judge, able to determine the speaker's purpose? Did the [answer] relate directly to the given question or topic? Was the response clearly and logically presented? Source: Table Topics Contest Judge's Guide and Ballot, Supply Catalogue Item Number 1180
- 7. 7 The Table Topics Speech's Body Question 1: "What are the biggest challenges faced by Saudi youth?" Your answer will be a “Problem and solution" speech. You could name and define some problems. This technique is frequently called "the problem-solving speech."
- 8. 8 The Table Topics Speech's Body Divide your topic into pro and con. Argue both in favor and against Dieting. Give specific reasons and examples. Also could add ( PREP Methods ) Point, Reason , Example , Point. Question 2: "Are there any benefits to dieting if you want to loose weight?
- 9. 9 The Table Topics Speech's Body Divide your topic into cause and effect. "If we do this - - then this will happen." Question 3: "Your car didn’t start this morning. How would you trouble-shoot it? " How old you would like to be if you don’t know your age ?
- 10. 10 The Table Topics Speech's Body Compare and contrast. How are the men aggressive? Compared to women . Question 4: "What makes you think Men are more aggressive than women ?” RESPONSE: “This reminds me of a situation in my own family, when we had a terrible argument that nearly ended family get-togethers forever. Here’s how I agree men are aggressive.”
- 11. 11 Closing Techniques You can... • End with a quotation • Tell a story or anecdote • Create suspense or curiosity • Call for action • Ask a rhetorical question • Refer to the speech's opening • Summarize your main points Source: Concluding Your Speech (Supply Catalogue Item #271)
- 12. 12 Delivery and Language make up 45% of the points awarded on the Table Topics Judges' Guide and ballot. Physical - Appearance, Body Language, Speaking Area 15 points Voice - Flexibility, Volume 15 points Appropriateness - To Speech Purpose and Audience - 10 points Correctness - Grammar, Pronunciation, Word Selection 5 points Remember Delivery and Language!
- 13. 13 What have we learned today?
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