PERSUASIVE SPEECH RUBRIC -
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| SPEECH TOPIC |
Significant and arousing |
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| Limited and narrowed enough statement |
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| Meaningful to the public |
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| Important to the audience |
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| INTRODUCTION |
Interesting attention-getting opening that made us want to listen |
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| States the proposition or speech thesis clearly |
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| Establishes the speaker’s credibility |
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| Well organized preview of the relevant main points of the speech |
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| BODY |
The body of the speech follows a clear organizational pattern |
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| Main ideas and sub-points are arranged in a logical way |
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| Focused on at least three major thoroughly described main points |
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| Valid arguments, and emotional, logical or ethical appeals |
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| Strong evidence to prove and support the persuasive thesis |
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| Smooth transition sentences |
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| CONCLUSION |
Summary of the main points |
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| Logic tie back to the main speech thesis |
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| Direct call to action |
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| Memorable closing statement |
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| DELIVERY |
Adequate directness, animation and enthusiasm |
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| Natural conversational tone |
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| Appropriate vocal volume |
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| Normal speaking rate |
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| Good articulation |
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| Vocal pauses |
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| Facial expression |
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| Consistent eye contact |
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| Natural gestures |
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| Natural movements |
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| Word choice and vocabulaire |
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| USE OF AIDS |
Relevancy to the central idea and speech topics |
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| Appropriate visual aids |
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| Handling of visual aids |
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| SOURCES |
Number of sources |
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| Credibility of the documentation |
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