| Acceptance speech | a brief statement made upon the receipt of an award, gift, or special honor.
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| After-dinner speech | a presentation that entertains or enlightens in an amusing way.
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| Charisma | the ability to influence others in specific situations through personal dynamism, likability, and vision.
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| Coherent | easy to follow; logical and consistent.
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| Derived credibility | the credibility, or belief, in a speaker that is created by the content of the message and the manner in which it is presented.
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| Dynamism | energy and drive.
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| Enduring credibility | the impression of credibility that remains with your audience.
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| Initial credibility | the credibility you bring to a situation by virtue of your reputation or accomplishments.
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| Inspirational speech | a presentation that aims to motivate listeners and arouse their passions.
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| Patterned | follows a regular order.
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| Speech of introduction | a presentation that gives the audience information about the key speaker.
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| Speech of tribute | a presentation that includes eulogies, toasts, and other speeches that commemorate special events such as national holidays.
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| Speech that demonstrates | a presentation that shows audiences how to do something.
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| Speech that describes | a presentation that provides details of an object or concept.
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| Speech that explains | a presentation that teaches about or clarifies an event or development.
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| Speech that narrates | a presentation that uses an extended story to make a statement.
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| Self-deprecating | criticizing or making fun of oneself.
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