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______ Speaking with limited preparation Guided by notes or outline Delivered conversationally
______ Speaking with limited preparation Guided by notes or outline Delivered conversationally
Extemporaneous Speech
______ Speaking without advance preparation Unrehearsed Speech Spoken conversationally
______ Speaking without advance preparation Unrehearsed Speech Spoken conversationally
Impromptu Speech
______ speaking in advance preparation planned and rehearsed speech read aloud written passage
______ speaking in advance preparation planned and rehearsed speech read aloud written passage
Manuscript Speech
______ Speaking in advance preparation Planned and rehearsed speech Reciting written message word for word memory
______ Speaking in advance preparation Planned and rehearsed speech Reciting written message word for word memory
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Study Notes
Types of Speaking
- Speaking with limited preparation: Guided by notes or outline, delivered conversationally.
- Speaking without advance preparation: Unrehearsed speech, spoken conversationally.
- Speaking in advance preparation (planned and rehearsed speech): Read aloud written passage.
- Speaking in advance preparation (planned and rehearsed speech): Reciting written message word for word from memory.
Example
- Speaking with Limited Preparation: A teacher giving a lesson using notes or an outline.
- Speaking without Advance Preparation: A casual conversation with a friend.
- Speaking in Advance Preparation (Read Aloud): A news anchor presenting a live report.
- Speaking in Advance Preparation (Reciting): An actor performing a memorized monologue.
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