Question

1) What does “cherry picking” mean in speaking?

2) What is the difference between using any source or a credible source?

3) What is the structure of a simple speech, and what is the relevance of each section?

4) Why do you need to use transitions in your speech and between each section?

Answer 1

1) cherry picking: it means when the important or beneficial aspects of a speech is selected leaving out the non beneficial aspects. 2) The difference between any source and credible source: Any sources do not have up to date information, they are inaccurate, most of its information are not always true,the research article are without citations while Credible and reliable sources are written by respected and well known authors, the website are confirmed and registered by government or registered education institute,such domain of sites name end in "gov" ,"org" ,edu. 3) The structure of a simple speech and it's relevance: The structure of a speech can be group into 3.i) introduction ii) main body iii)cconclusion. Introduction: it helps in preparing the audience for the speech content.it prepare the mind of the listener that the speech will be relevant and useful by providing a general overview of the speech. Body: This contains the main points of the speech .it can also be said to contain the key idea you want the audience to listen to. Conclusion: conclusion summarize the main points and also prepare the mind of the audience that the speech is about to end.its also help the audience remember main points. 4) Transition in speech: Transition in speech makes your words and idea flow so that your audience can have a better understanding,it also helps the audience follow each points as you are speaking.