A sender or receiver of communication

The speed at which you speak may affect how well others understand you

Eye and mouth movements that convey character and emotions

A resource that is less than five years old

This speech provides carefully researched information about a topic

The verbal or nonverbal communication between the senders and receivers

The ability to speak clearly so as to be understood

The position in which you hold your entire body

Conducting an experiment to gather new, never before studied data

Events like 9/11 and the attack on Pearl Harbor are example topics that would fall under this category in expository speeches

Noise or disruptions that make it harder to comprehend what is said

Two people may say the same word different ways because of how they accent their syllables

The use of hand movements to convey an idea

By using the reference section of this specific website, I have a starting point for finding reliable resources

This statement decribes what you want to accomplish with your speech

This element of communication describes the various forms of communication such as public, group, or mass

The speaker may emphasize words or phrases in a speech to enhance the message

Strategically modifying your location in front of the audience

Information that is directly related to the topic you are researching

A type of exposition writing that identifies and defines a person, place or thing with factual information

The act of conversing with yourself whether aloud or in your mind

The ability to identify another person simply by the tone, timber, and sound of their voice

Graceful mannerisms to show you are calm and confident

Check the URL domain to hep identify whether the information is from an expert source

A way to format a speech by describing what something is by what it is like or is not like