| A | B |
|---|
| Malapropisms | verbal slips |
| Projection | speaking so everyone in the room can hear you/ filling the performance space |
| Proxemics | the strategic use of physical space |
| Mnemonic Devices | mental tricks that aid memory |
| Impromptu | without advance preparation |
| Critique | a formal or informal assessment of a speech |
| Demosthenes | - the very first Greek orator, put rocks in his mouth for weeks to work the mouth muscles and when he spit them out, he was a wonderful speaker/ everyone could understand him |
| Pathos | the way your audience view your topic |
| Ethos | the way the speaker feels about his topic/ the belief in his own speech |
| Corticosteroids | natural chemicals in your body that induce a fight or flight reaction during a speech |
