Speech Checklist
Speech Checklist
Topic:
_____ Have you selected an appropriate topic? _____ Are you interested in your topic? _____ Is your topic significant or relevant to your audience? _____ Will your topic be unique and interesting to your audience? _____ Have you narrowed your topic to fit your time requirement?
Purpose:
_____ Does your purpose match what you want the audience to get out of your speech? _____ Is your purpose clear and concise? _____ Have you limited your purpose to a single thought or idea? _____ Does your purpose fit or match the assignment you were given?
Thesis:
_____ Is your thesis sentence one complete thought? _____ Is your thesis clear and concise? _____ Is your thesis consistent with your main points?
Content:
_____ Have you included/thought about ways to keep your audience interested? _____ Have you selected information appropriate to your audience? _____ Have you used stories, analogies, comparisons, or personal experience to relate to
your audience? _____ Do you have too little or too much information for your time requirement?
Language:
_____ Do you explain all technical, new, or confusing terms? _____ Do you define your ideas or create connections to other topics (covered in class or
by the group) through comparison or reference? _____ Do you have appropriate descriptions or language (ex. Abstract, concrete,
technical) when necessary?
Organization:
_____ Have you decided on the best organization to achieve your purpose or goal? _____ Have you highlighted your main points by forecasting, summarizing, or repeating
those points? _____ Have you thought about creating connections between main points? _____ Have you planned transitions between topics or points? _____ Have you limited your main points or material to make the presentation clear and
keep you audience's attention? _____ Have you made an outline?
Introduction:
_____ Do you have an effective hook or attention-grabber at the beginning of your speech?
_____ Do you explain why your topic is relevant to your audience? _____ Do you reveal your topic to your audience in your introduction? _____ Do you preview your main points?
Body:
_____ Are your main points complete thoughts and sentences? _____ Do your main points contribute to your thesis? _____ Are your main points clear and concise? _____ Are all your main points supported?
Conclusion:
_____ Does your conclusion summarize your main points? _____ Does your conclusion agree with your thesis? _____ Is your final statement memorable?
References:
_____ Do you cite your sources while presenting? _____ Do you cite all sources you used in your speech in a reference list at the end? _____ Have you used the correct format for your citations?
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