1. What are some ways you can establish credibility with your audience? Why is it so important in your speech?

2. What have you learned about creating an outline of your speech? Discuss the importance of identifying general purpose, specific purpose, central idea, and organizing your main points. Don't just provide definitions of the terms. Talk about what you've learned and how you're going to apply that knowledge to creating your own outline.

3. Review the guidelines for informative speaking and discuss the possible ethical or legal implications of uninformative and inaccurate speech. Support your ideas with specific details from at least one real-world example.

4. Discuss speaking with confidence. First, generate a list of the factors or situations that account for your own nervousness or lack of confidence when speaking in public. Next, think about the trust factors that you have read in the course materials. Finally, describe yourself as a confident or nervous speaker and discuss how you can improve your self-confidence based on these factors.