GLOSSARY
GLOSARIO 词汇 الفاظ معنی
accuracy
: using correct and precise words or phrases to provide a particular image of what the speaker is trying to convey
accurate
: free from errors; representative of fact
alliteration
: repeating a sound at the beginning of successive words (e.g. She sells sea shells by the seashore)
allusion
: an expression that relates to something without stating it outright
apathetic audience
: an audience that does not know about your topic and does not share your feelings regarding the topic's importance
appropriateness
: referencing language that does not offend, confuse, or create misunderstanding
argument
:a reason or set of reasons given with the aim of persuading others that an action or idea is right or wrong
attention-economy
: how our current society has no shortage of information but consumers have a limited supply of attention
audience
: looking at who you are speaking to to evaluate possible topics and approaches for the speech
audience analysis
: discern the audience’s interests, hobbies, attitudes, beliefs, and perspectives
audience-centered
: recognizing and considering the uniqueness and diversity of a particular audience including your topic, research, organization, and examples/illustrations
beliefs
: what one accepts as true, natural, real, or actually existing; convictions about something
bias
: prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair
body
: refers to physical mannerisms like eye contact, stance, movement, gestures, facial expressions, and dress
boolean operators
: small sets of words that function like math symbols (AND, NOT, OR) that help to search topics in computer databases
brainstorming
: a technique of solving specific problems, amassing information, stimulating creative thinking, developing new ideas, etc., by unrestrained and spontaneous writing
burden of proof
: the obligation to prove one's assertion
chronological
: the organization of a speech in a timely fashion where the main points are naturally related to each other by time
claim
: a statement that shows what the speaker hopes to persuade the audience to believe (accept as true or false, good or bad, action or inaction)
claim of fact
: a claim based on evidence, research, or other factual sources to persuade your audience to agree with your opinion