MONTHLY EXAM GUIDE.

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  1.       Concept of informative speech
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• 2.       Sources to gather information when preparing a speech.
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• 3.       Review the steps to follow when using a specific source.
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• 4.       What is an almanac?
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• 5.       Elements of the communication process (4 basic ones)
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• 6.       Relevant information about Professor Francis Horn.
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• 7.       Study the first and second vocabulary.
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• 8.       What is meaningful communication?
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• 9.       Concept of speech to describe.
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• 10.    Study the six Cs of an informative speech. (Clear, concise…)
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• 11.   Communication as a concept
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• 12.   Ethics deals with the conduct of people. Why is this related to speech?
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• 13.   The three elements to consider when making a draft of your descriptive speech.
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• 14.   An objective descriptive speech prevents the writer from applying certain sentence constructions of the English language. The speech should lack abbreviations such as etc and any slang language. Since the speech does not require personal opinions there should be no pronouns such as "I" or "you" in the speech so as to maintain a professional quality.
• 15.   The key of an informative speech is To Connect with your audience by imagining how they may feel about your topic.
• 16.  Four types of informative speeches and describe their use:

A descriptive speech helps the speaker create an accurate mental picture in the mind of the audience regarding a specific person, place, or thing.
A demonstrative speech describes how to perform an action.
An explanatory speech explains the state of a topic.
A definition speech explains a concept or theory regarding a topic.