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© 2013 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill Chapter 18 Special Types of Speeches

18-2 Entertaining Speech

18-3 Entertaining Speech Anecdotes and stories Descriptions

18-4 How to Use Humor

18-5 How to Use Humor Telling jokes is risky

18-6 How to Use Humor Use low-key humor

18-7 How to Use Humor Use self-deprecating humor

18-8 Speech of Introduction

18-9 Speech of Introduction Consult with the speaker Be brief

18-10 Speech of Presentation

18-11 Speech of Presentation Give background information Discuss achievements

18-12 Speech of Acceptance

18-13 Speech of Acceptance Thank those who played a part Thank the organization

18-14 Speech of Tribute

18-15 Speech of Tribute Wedding speech

18-16 Speech of Tribute Toasts

18-17 Speech of Tribute Eulogy

18-18 Speech of Tribute Completely positive

18-19 Inspirational Speech

18-20 Inspirational Speech

18-21 Inspirational Speech Enthusiastic delivery

18-22 Tips for Your Career Tip 18.1 Move Listeners Together