B4_U3_STRUCTURE.pptVIP

Part One What is the main idea of this part? Tips: Practice is very important for you to get rid of your self-consciousness and fear when delivering a speech. Part Two 1) According to the text, how can you be absorbed by your subject when delivering a public speech? A) By centering your interest on some less important matters to remove all your fear. B) By regarding yourself as an exhibit instead of as a messenger with a message worth delivering. C) By thinking about the cut of your coat. D) By filling your mind with your speech-material. 2) What does the example of Washington Irving imply? A) Even a famous person should prepare and have something to say. B) Premonitions of failure will invite disaster for you in your speech. C) Washington Irving was poor with words. D) Washington Irving was a man with infinite capabilities. 3) Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the text? A) While delivering a speech, you should regard yourself as a messenger. B) To acquire self-confidence you must have something in which to be confident. C) You should know your subject better than your audience. D) The truth is more important than both you and your audience. Part Three What is the main idea of this part? Tips: Cast out your fear and face your audience pluckily, and you will win. Unit Three Text Structure The text can be organized into three parts. Go through the text quickly and fill in the blanks. The significance of _____________. Para 18 Part Three Detailed hints on _______________ _____________________________. Paras 3 — 17 Part Two Brief introduction about __________ __________________________________________________. Paras 1 — 2 Part One Titles Paragraphs Parts how to get fear of public speaking how to acquire confidence in front of your audience casting out fear rid your self-consciousness and BACK BACK SENTENCE STUDY