Feeling very nervous speaking in front of an audience. (pg. 117)
stage fright
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banana
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Means evidence (pg. 47)
support
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An __________ is a comparison showing how two different things are similar. A presenter can improve the understanding of the audience using an _______.
analogy
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A short phrase that helps the audience remember your message after the presentation is over. (pg. 7)
Takeaway
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A ______________ is a word or phrase that tells the audience your are moving to a new idea. (pg. 29)
transition
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lifesaver
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Name two kinds of 'hooks' (Pg. 30)
1) Statement ; 2) Question
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This is an idea people should remember about your presentation. (pg. 7)
message
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a powerful sentence at the end of your presentation.
punch
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means not active or engaged. (pg. 71)
passive
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This term means to copy someone's work and present it as your own. It's a kind of stealing. (pg. 47)
plagiarism
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This a piece of paper that you give to your audience to help explain the ideas in your presentation.
handout
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This grabs your attention at the beginning of a presentation.