7AS Organizing Speech Content, Pattern of Speech Organization, Delivering the Speech

This video tells us about Organizing the Speech Content, Organizing the Speech, Presenting the Speech

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Putri fakhriyah PBI A 8. Speakers who use a lectern place their notes on the lectern to aid in their presentation. This helps them stay organized and ensures they can refer to their notes without needing to hold them, allowing for more natural gestures and movement during the presentation.

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Muhammad Habib As Shiddiqi PBI C 8. Speakers who use a lectern place their notes on the lectern to aid in their presentation. This helps them stay organized and ensures they can refer to their notes without needing to hold them.

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Aswana (PBI D) 8. Speakers who use a lectern place their notes on the lectern to aid in their presentation. This helps them stay organized and ensures they can refer to their notes without needing to hold them.

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Ririen wardhani (PBI D) 10. Exercise gives your body the opportunity to express your energy, enthusiasm and dedication. It also helps keep the audience's attention and prevents your presentation from feeling stagnant or boring

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Ulfa Sarina PBI D 3. The question and answer period allows listeners to engage with the material, clarify confusing points, express their opinions, and participate actively during the presentation.

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m rizky febrian (pbi a) maaf mam komen ulang karna komen sebelumnya hilang. 15. Your audience will assess your communication style, including tone and content delivery, as well as your personal appearance.

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Wiska Juniarsih PBI(B) 10. Exercise gives your body the opportunity to express your energy, enthusiasm and dedication It also helps keep the audience's attention and prevents your presentation from feeling stagnant or boring

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Vivi miranda (Pbi C) 28. Additionally, non-verbal cues like body language and facial expressions play a crucial role in effective communication, as they can significantly impact the delivery and reception of your presentation

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Faiz Arzha Maulana PBI C 27. Clarity in speaking refers to being clear and precise in your verbal communication. This involves articulating your words well, organizing your thoughts logically, and using language that is easily understood by your audience. It ensures that your message is effectively conveyed and understood.

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M. Rizky Pratama PBI D 1. The continuity of the speakers remarks is broken because they may lose their train of thought become distracted or encounter technical difficulties such as forgetting their lines, stumbling over words, or facing interuptions from the audience or external factors

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Nina Selvia Ramadhani PBI D 16. Whenever there is a discrepancy between...points and other elements of your presentation. These transitions should be highlighted in your presentation modes and might .

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sri rizky kobella pbi B 25. the speaker who is expressive can captivate the audience

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Thiya Destiyani (PBI C) 14. You can correct this by practicing your speech several times to achieve fluency, confidence, and a seamless delivery.

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Anjah Endika Afif (PBI A) 4. Avoid gathering up your papers and disrupting the flow of your presentation. Make sure your materials are organized and easily accessible so you can refer to them seamlessly as needed.

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TRI ELSADELLA (PBI C) 7. Using your hands and arms to gesture might help draw in the audience and add energy to your presentation. It's important to utilize gestures sensibly and not overuse them because improper or excessive motions can detract from the intended meaning. All things considered, using gestures in your presentation can improve verbal communication and make it more interesting and successful.

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Pasha Maharani (PBI D) 2. Many listeners are so accustomed to the listener-speaker interaction that they have experienced this interaction consistently, making it a common occurrence for them. The interaction between the listener and the speaker is a crucial aspect of verbal communication that enables the exchange of information, ideas, and emotions between both parties. With a habit of this interaction, listeners can better understand, respond to, and engage in conversations with the speaker.

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Femy Amelia ( pbi C ) 22. When you read printed material, you have punctuation marks to guide you in understanding the structure and meaning of the text. Punctuation marks indicate pauses, stops, and the relationship between different parts of a sentence, helping to clarify the author's intended message and making the text easier to read and comprehend.

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Herlyza Marcella, PBI B 11. Stand up straight, with your weight equally distributed on both feet, its Non-Verbal Communication Techniques. Maintain good posture, the way you stand and move communicates a great deal to the audience.

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Alsadig Mohammed. A (PBI a) Besides using the proper volume so that everyone in the audience can hear you clearly, creates vocal Interest and prevents monotony. Just as gestures and body movement create visual Interest, adjusting your volume keeps listeners engaged.

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MOLINA SYADA PUTRI PBI B 6. some speakers rest their hands on the lectern or podium, while others prefer to gesture naturally. The key is to find a comfortable and natural position for your hands that doesn't distract from your presentation.

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Ulfha Rima Dewi (PBI A) 10. Movement gives your body a chance to express energy, enthusiasm, and engagement. It also helps to maintain the audience's attention and prevents the presentation from feeling stagnant or dull.

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Eka Sari (PBID) 7. Using your hands and arms to gesture might help draw in the audience and add energy to your presentation. It's important to utilize gestures sensibly and not overuse them because improper or excessive motions can detract from the intended meaning. All things considered, using gestures in your presentation can improve verbal communication and make it more interesting and successful.

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Muhammad Aldo PBI B 13. Some speakers are well prepared and deliver their presentations with confidence and enthusiasm, which helps to captivate their audience and effectively convey their message.

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Fitriah Aini PBI C 3. The question and answer period enables listeners to engage with the material, clarify any points of confusion, express their opinions, and participate actively in the presentation.

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Meisya putri salsabila pirdal (PBI A) 18. Nonverbal communication consists of gestures, facial expressions, eye contact, posture, movement, and tone of voice, among other things.

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Ridho Saparudin (pbi b) 23. Besides using the proper volume so that everyone in the audience can hear you clearly, creates vocal Interest and prevents monotony. Just as gestures and body movement create visual Interest, adjusting your volume keeps listeners engaged

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Aulia Suci Ramadhini PBI A 22. When you read printed material, you have punctuation marks to guide your understanding and indicate pauses, emphasis, and the structure of sentences.

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Ade Dwi Putriana PBI A 3. The question & answer period enables listeners to engage with the presenter, seek clarification on unclear points, deepen their understanding of the topic, & contribute their insights or perspectives to the discussion. It fosters interaction & active participation, enhancing the overall learning experience.

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Kholifatul Asiah (PBI B) 18. Nonverbal communication consists of gestures, facial expressions, eye contact, postures, movement, and tone of voice, among other things.

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Dheyananda Alfadilah (PBI B) 3. The question & answer period enables listeners to engage with the presenter, seek clarification on unclear points, deepen their understanding of the topic, & contribute their insights or perspectives to the discussion.

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Monica Amelia PBI C 23. Besides using the proper volume so that everyone in the audience can hear clearly, effective verbal communication also requires varied vocal tone, pace, and pauses to maintain interest and emphasize key points.

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Dewi Anggraini (PBI A) 19. To speak to an audience with the same natural, confident, and engaging manner as if you were having a conversation with a friend. This helps create a connection and keeps the audience interested and engaged throughout the presentation.

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Faril Nurdiansyah PBI B 5. Conclusion , should be well- rehearsed to make sure it effectively conclude your main points of your presentation to audiences to understand it .

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Sari heriyani (PBI B) 14.This can be corrected by rehearsing your speech multiple times to ensure fluency, confidence, and a smooth delivery.

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Nurohma Rahmadani (Pbi C) 20.Treat your audience not as a blur of faces but as individuals who have their own thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

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5. Sendy Pibersen Lee (PBI A) Your conclusion should be well-rehearsed to ensure it effectively summarizes the main points of your presentation and leaves a lasting impression on your audience.

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Gusti Radeni, PBI B 15. Your audience will size up your personal appereance and communication techniques such as information delivery and intonation

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Alifia Febriana Saputri PBI C 1. The continuity of the speaker's remarks is broken because they may lose their train of thought, become distracted, or encounter technical difficulties such as forgetting their lines, stumbling over words, or facing interruptions from the audience or external factors.

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Nadia Kumala PBI D 4. Avoid gathering up your papers and disrupting the flow of your presentation. Make sure your materials are organized and easily accessible so you can refer to them seamlessly as needed.

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Luthfiah Anjani (PBI A) 1. The continuity of the speaker's remarks is broken because they may lose their train of thought, become distracted, or encounter technical difficulties such as forgetting their lines, stumbling over words, or facing interruptions from the audience or external factors.

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Sinta Pertiwi (PBI D) 17. ⁠To be credible to your audience, your nonverbal communication must be Maintain eye contact with your participants. Look at everyone in your audience (without staring) and watch for questioning looks, confusion, boredom, agreement, and disagreement.

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Adel preti mania Pbi c 24.Overall, expressiveness in speaking adds depth, clarity, and engagement to communication.

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Name : Intan Nuraini Class : PBI B 21. Some inexperienced speakers give their speeches in a monotone manner, lacking variation in pitch, tone, or volume. This can make the presentation less engaging and fail captivate the audience's attention.

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Putri Ayu Ulina PBI B 17. to be credible to your audience, your nonverbal communication must be? answer : To be credible to your audience, your nonverbal communication must be congruent with your message, confident, and authentic. Maintaining eye contact, having good posture, using gestures appropriately, and displaying genuine facial expressions all contribute to establishing credibility with your audience.

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Anggely Putri Utami PBI C 29. If you will be using a microphone...and you can't hear a word being said.

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Ayusha Rahdika Putri (PBI A) 21. Some inexperienced speakers give their speeches in a monotone manner, lacking variation in pitch, tone, or volume. This can make the presentation less engaging and fail to captivate the audience's attention.

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Rachel ramadhanti (PBI B) 28. the master presenter ia aware of non verbal behaviors that if done correctly can improve the delivery of the presentation. however when this same behaviors are perfomed incorrectly, they can be the downfall of a presentation.

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ANGGI CAHYANI PBI B 2220205050 18. Nonverbal communication encompasses actions such as hand movements, facial displays, gaze, body positioning, locomotion, and vocal intonation, among other elements.

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saqinah maulidya (pbi b) 28:56 29. If you will be using a microphone and you still can't hear a word being said.

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Erza Fadliyah PBI B 2220205038 7. Gesturing with hands and arms can help engage the audience and make the presentation more dynamic. It's essential to use gestures appropriately and avoid overdoing them, as excessive or inappropriate gestures can distract from the message. Overall, incorporating gestures into your presentation can enhance verbal communication and contribute to a more engaging and effective delivery.

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Zahwa Ade Haryanti PBI B 1. The continuity of the speaker's remarks is broken because they may lose their train of thought, become distracted, or encounter technical difficulties such as forgetting their lines, stumbling over words, or facing interruptions from the audience.