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Across 1. The direct involvement between a speaker and audience. 4. A style of delivery in which the speaker has very little time to prepare and speaks from limited notes. 6. A speech that is so common that widely accepted set of conventions govern its presentation. 7. A speech designed to provide your audience with information, to educate them, or to enlighten them about a topic. 8. A style of delivery in which the speaker has had some time to prepare a speech and speaks from an outline. 9. A speech introducing a speaker at some type of special event. 10. A record of all sources you have consulted on your speech topic. 11. A source that is published on a regular basis, containing a variety of articles about related subject areas. 12. A test of evidence that evaluates whether a source agrees with itself and with other sources.

Down 2. Elements of delivery exclusive of words, including gestures, facial expressions, movement and eye contact. 3. A test of evidence that evaluates the identity and qualifications of a source. 5. A one-on-one conversation with an expert about a particular subject.