CSET English Subtest IV with grade A+ ANSWERS

CSET English Subtest IV Debate ANSWER- a speech form in which two sides take opposite positions on a question and take turns arguing their view. Lincoln-Douglas debates are a special type of debate commonly held for high school competitions, in which each side is only one person rather than a team of two. Debates are strictly timed. expository speech ANSWER- a speech with the purpose of informing the audience about a topic. extemporanious speech ANSWER- like an impromptu speech, but the speaker is often given a little time to prepare. impromptu speech ANSWER- a speech given on the spur of the moment with very little preparation. interpretive performance ANSWER- The performance of a work of literature with the purpose of communicating its emotional meaning. persuasive speech ANSWER- A speech with the purpose of influencing the audience members' opinions. body language ANSWER- communication via the movements or attitudes of the body diction ANSWER- a writer's or speaker's choice of words enunciation ANSWER- The way one pronounces words eye contact ANSWER- a meeting of the eyes between two people that expresses meaningful nonverbal communication. A good speaker will pick a friendly face and