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1. My Most Embarrassing Moment
2. Funniest Childhood Memory
3. A Time I Got Caught
4. How to Flunk Out of College
5. What Not to Say on a Date
6. What Not to Wear
7. Unbelievable but True!
8. America's Dumbest Criminals
9. Celebrities Behaving Badly
10. Why Good Girls Love Bad Boys
11. Unhappily Ever After
12. Caught in a Compromising Position
13. Tales From Scribbles on the Bathroom Wall
14. How to Kill Your Goldfish
15. How to Lose the Guy of Your Dreams
16. An Idiot's Guide to Cooking Frozen Dinners
17. Get Rich Quick
18. Napoleon Dynamite: An American Hero
19. Out of the Mouth of a Child
20. A Time I Got Arrested
21. My 15 Minutes of Fame
22. Talk Shows: Airing Our Dirty Laundry
23. Michael Jackson: A Role Model For Today's Youth
24. Informative Speech about Jim Carey
25. A Time I Ran Away From Home.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 15y agoUse a topic that is "instructive". Teach the judge's something. Stay away from politics and religion. Study your subject thoroughly. Know it inside and out. Write an informative speech and practice in front of a mirror. Keep your hands out of your pockets and off the lectern. Be ready for questions and answers. The butterflies will subside pretty quickly as you begin your speech. There is no substitute for research and facts about your topic, but were you asked to choose topics, on your own? That is unusual. You can use religion, politics, current events to include geology, Biology and oceanography. How about hurricanes or droughts from the weather side of earth? If you want to be instructive, choose something you know. I would do well with Oceanography, computer science or the geological changes of the US South West of the last million years. Would those work for you? See, you need to think about this one - and see if your teacher (coach, speech class senior) has the topics in a hat to draw.
That is much more normal for a competition. It is also pretty common to make up the speech with only 30 minutes of preparation...
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∙ 11y agopets, places, body image, money, laughing, smiling, talking ie. voice, friends, love, water
here are some good speech topics:
1. how to become a billionare
2. about your sister(s) or brother(s)
3. any type of food
4. how makeup can be dangerous
5. family
6. top ten scariest roller coaters in the world
7. a vacation you enjoyed
8. how to save the environment
9. President Obama
10. your life
hope this helped!!! ;) this year, a couple of months ago, i did a speech on Hot Dogs. lol! did you know they give you cancer, and have bones, tounges and organs in them? yuck! since then, i haven't ate a single hot dog! lol
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∙ 11y agoIt depends on the style of speech you want. There are:
- Persuasive speeches
- Debate speeches
- Informative speeches
- Demonstration speeches
- Narrative speeches
- Ceremonial speeches
Some examples of persuasion or debate-like speeches:
- Abortion
- Addiction
- Animal rights
- Anorexia
- Arms trade
- Bermuda Triangle
- Bigamy
- Biodiversity
- Capital punishment
- Child labour
- Depression
- Endangered animals/plants
- Evolution
- Feminism
- Gangs
- Gay rights / Gay marriage
- Genetic engineering
- Global warming
- Hate crime (racism, etc)
- Immigration
- Marriage and divorce
- Medicine
- Nuclear technology
- Organ donation
- Organised crime
- Poverty
- Rainforests
- Sex education
- Smoking
- Space exploration
- Stem cell research
- Teen pregnancy
- Terrorism
- Transport
- Video Games
- War / Military
Some examples of informative or other-type speeches:
- Animals / Sea animals / birds
- Careers
- Cinema and film
- Copyright
- Democracy
- Disability
- Folktales
- Health
- Higher education
- Mythology
- Nursing
- Railroads and trains
- Western history
- Women's history/studies
- World culture
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∙ 14y agoYou can choose a topic in which you have sufficient knowledge. Collect your thoughts, prepare your speech and know exactly what you have to say.
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∙ 11y agour speech must be motivate others,select the topic suitable to that,may be informative and demonstrative speeches makes u the best befor audience
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∙ 13y agoturtles
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How do you grow out of the fear of public speaking?
Get some friends to be the audience and practice public speaking. Or you could have family or neighbors be the audience.
Does Milton Creagh still do public speaking?
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Public speaking is the act of delivering a speech or presentation to an audience. It involves effectively conveying a message or information in a clear and engaging manner to engage and persuade the listeners. It is a valuable skill that is utilized in various settings such as conferences, meetings, and educational environments.
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Can public speaking be a weakness?
Yes, public speaking can be a weakness for some individuals. It is a common fear known as glossophobia. With practice and training, people can overcome this weakness and become more confident speakers.
How is public speaking different from everyday speaking?
Public speaking involves addressing a larger audience in a structured manner, while everyday speaking is more informal and typically involves smaller, one-on-one or group conversations. Public speaking often requires more preparation, attention to body language and delivery, and a clear message to engage and persuade the audience.
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yes puplic speaking is a skill some are afraid to but if you can it could be considered a skill
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Public speaking is designed for a larger audience, whereas everyday conversations are typically more intimate and conversational. Public speaking requires structured delivery and clear organization of ideas to effectively communicate with a larger group, while everyday conversation tends to be more spontaneous and interactive. Additionally, public speaking often involves more formal language and tone, whereas everyday conversations can be more casual and informal.
Is public speaking one word or 2?
"Public speaking" is two words.
How do you do well in public speaking?
Go to Toastmasters or take a class in public speaking.
What is the difference between public and private speaking?
Public speaking is to a general audience. Private speaking is to certain individuals.
