1. How does practicing your speech help you with its final delivery?
Practicing helps you identify and improve your public speaking skills before you deliver your speech.
If you practice your speech enough, you will not get nervous in front of an audience.
If you practice your speech enough, you can read it out loud to your audience without any issues.
Practicing helps you speak up about certain issues and helps you stay focused on your audience.
2.
Which of these are examples of transitions that indicate location?
likewise, also, like, as

first, second, always, then

behind, next to, along, nearest

strongest, weakest, first, second

3.
What is the best thing you can do to prepare before giving a speech to a large audience?
Memorize every word of your script.
Get feedback from someone you trust.
Ask your audience what they want to know.
Practice using hand gestures.
4.
Once you've drafted a script of your speech, what can you do make sure that listeners can follow the flow of your ideas?
Cut the length of the speech in half.
Integrate more examples of concepts.
Memorize every word of the speech
Add transition words and phrases.
5.
How should you begin your speech?
with details and explanations of your topic
with a call to action that motivates the audience
with your thesis statement
with an attention-grabbing opener