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Bed Bugue Speech Analysis

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This speakers introduction was clear, she came out saying what she will be presenting and even threw in a funny saying. The supporting materials was definitely all their. You were well aware that this speech was an informative one. She explained how bed bugs are in certain places and it doesn't matter how clean you are, their will always be bed bugs. Her structure wasn't in any form of logical order. The speaker basically read off facts. When it comes to delivery I would say she knows and presented to us a lot of things about bed bugs, but in my opinion it felt like she was just reading off Wikipedia. Eye contact, the speaker was looking straight ahead the entire time, she did not have note cards or looked down at all. With that saying, their

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