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Chapter One Understanding Public Speaking 1

Part Ⅰ Introducing Public Speaking 1

1.1 What is Public Speaking 2

1.2 Traditions of Public Speaking 5

1.3 Features of Public Speaking 6

1.4 Classification of Public Speaking 8

1.5 Power of Public Speaking 9

1.6 What Makes an Effective Speaking 10

1.7 Dealing With Stage Fright—“Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself” 11

Part Ⅱ Sample Speech 16

Part Ⅲ Suggested Readings 17

Part Ⅳ Exercises 20

Chapter Two Speech Preparation：Getting Started 24

PartⅠ Begin Your Speech Preparatory Work 24

2.1 Choose Your Topic 24

2.2 Analyze Your Audience 35

2.3 Research Your Topic 39

2.4 Avoid Plagiarism 51

Part Ⅱ Sample Speech 52

Part Ⅲ Suggested Readings 54

Part Ⅳ Exercises 59

Chapter Three Speech Preparation：Organizing and Outlining 65

Part Ⅰ How to Prepare for Organization and Outline 65

3.1 Organize the Speech 65

3.2 The Three Major Parts of a Speech 67

3.3 Determine Your Main Points 69

3.4 Organize Your Main Points 70

3.5 Connect the Main Points 74

3.6 Use Connectives 75

3.7 Outline Your Speech 77

3.8 Types of Outlines 83

Part Ⅱ Sample Speech 84

Part Ⅲ Suggested Readings 87

Part Ⅳ Exercises 90

Chapter Four Beginning and Ending of Speech 97

Part Ⅰ How to Begin and End Your Speech 97

4.1 Beginning Your Speech 97

4.2 Ending Your Speech 105

Part Ⅱ Sample Speech 110

Part Ⅲ Suggested Readings 113

Part Ⅳ Exercises 118

Chapter Five Use of Language 124

Part Ⅰ How to Use Language in Your Speech 124

5.1 The Power of Language 124

5.2 Spoken and Written Language 125

5.3 Meaning of Words 126

5.4 Guidelines for Using Effective Language in Speech 127

Part Ⅱ Sample Speech 142

Part Ⅲ Suggested Readings 154

PartⅣ Exercises 158

Chapter Six Delivery 163

Part Ⅰ How to Present Your Speech 163

6.1 Modes of Delivery 163

6.2 Delivering a Speech Effectively 167

6.3 Practicing Your Speech 194

6.4 Question-and-Answer Sessions 196

Part Ⅱ Sample Speech 198

Part Ⅲ Suggested Readings 201

Part Ⅳ Exercises 208

Chapter Seven Major Types of Speech 215

Part Ⅰ Informative Speech and Persuasive Speech 215

7.1 Informative Speech 215

7.2 Persuasive Speech 228

7.3 Speaking on Special Occasions 244

Part Ⅱ Sample Speech 254

Part Ⅲ Exercises 256

Chapter Eight Debate：Some Basics 261

Part Ⅰ Fundamental Issues on Debating 261

8.1 What is Debate 261

8.2 Why and What of Debate 262

8.3 The Great Tradition 264

8.4 The Benefits of Debate 265

8.5 Debate Format 266

8.6 Some Concepts in Debating 269

Part Ⅱ English Debate Competition：Case Study 290

Part Ⅲ Try It Out 294

Chapter Nine Parliamentary Debating 298

Part Ⅰ Introduction to Parliamentary Debating 298

9.1 Some Basics About Parliamentary Debating 298

Part Ⅱ Case Study 314

Part Ⅲ Try It Out 320

Chapter Ten Cross-Examination Debating 324

Part Ⅰ Introduction to Cross-Examination Debating 324

10.1 What is Cross-Examination and Cross-Examination Debate 324

10.2 Purposes of Cross-Examination 325

10.3 Key Concepts in Cross-Examination Debate 330

10.4 Constructing the Affirmative Case 333

10.5 The Negative Constructives 335

10.6 Speaker Responsibilities 338

10.7 Guidelines for Questioners and Respondents 341

10.8 Common Problems in Cross-Examination 343

Part Ⅱ Try It Out 345

Reference Answers to Some Questions in the Textbook 346

Bibiography 347