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One type of speech purpose is to ______.
One type of speech purpose is to ______.
persuade
Knowing your ______ is essential when preparing a speech.
Knowing your ______ is essential when preparing a speech.
audience
An impromptu speech often requires the speaker to speak at a ______ moment.
An impromptu speech often requires the speaker to speak at a ______ moment.
spur
A manuscript speech is also known as a ______ speech.
A manuscript speech is also known as a ______ speech.
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Memorized speeches often lack ______ because they are recited word for word.
Memorized speeches often lack ______ because they are recited word for word.
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Extemporaneous speakers can use ______ cards during their delivery.
Extemporaneous speakers can use ______ cards during their delivery.
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To get the ______ of the room is a key guideline for delivering a speech.
To get the ______ of the room is a key guideline for delivering a speech.
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It is important to ______ yourself when preparing for a speech to manage time effectively.
It is important to ______ yourself when preparing for a speech to manage time effectively.
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Study Notes
Delivering Speeches
- Speeches can be categorized by purpose: to inform, inspire, persuade, or entertain
- Regardless of the purpose, preparation is crucial for effective delivery
Guidelines for Preparing a Speech
- Know your audience: Understanding your listeners is key
- Outline your speech: Organize your thoughts to maintain flow
- Capture attention: Use examples, statistics, and quotations to engage the audience
- Focus on the ear, not just the eye: Words need to be clear and engaging
- Time yourself: Know how long to hold attention to avoid going over time
What is Delivering a Speech?
- A formal talk to an audience in public
- Different delivery styles exist: manuscript, memorized, impromptu, and extemporaneous
Impromptu Speech
- Limited preparation time; speaker might speak at the moment
- Not a planned or rehearsed speech
Manuscript Reading
- Speaker reads a prepared text word for word
- Common for solemn or historical occasions
- Timing is vital in radio or television
Memorized Speech
- Speech is learned and recited word for word
- Useful for elocution pieces
- Lacks the spontaneity found in impromptu or extemporaneous speeches
Extemporaneous Speech
- Speakers have ample time to prepare, outlining key points
- Rehearsal is allowed
- Speakers avoid memorizing the entire speech, may use cue cards
- A common style in public presentations, often seen in classroom speeches
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Description
This quiz explores the essential components of delivering a speech effectively. Participants will learn about different speech types, preparation strategies, and delivery methods. Understand how to engage your audience and tailor your message for maximum impact.
