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Crossword: How to start a speech

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All the answers are related to concepts you have learned so far, such as posture, gestures, emotions, tone, and expression. Use the clues provided to fill in each word. Take your time, and do not be afraid to review your notes if you get stuck. This is a fun way to review and reinforce what you have learned!

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Crossword: How to start a speech
 

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Crossword: How to start a speechOnline version

All the answers are related to concepts you have learned so far, such as posture, gestures, emotions, tone, and expression. Use the clues provided to fill in each word. Take your time, and do not be afraid to review your notes if you get stuck. This is a fun way to review and reinforce what you have learned!

by Gabriela Maldonado
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The beginning part of a speech that sets the stage.

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The opening line that grabs the audience’s attention.

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The main goal or reason for giving your speech.

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The connection you build to keep listeners interested.

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What you want to capture from your audience at the start.

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The people who listen to your speech.

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The speaker’s attitude or emotion conveyed through voice.

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