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What is the primary purpose of an informative speech?
What is the primary purpose of an informative speech?
- To persuade
- To inspire
- To entertain
- To provide knowledge (correct)
An extemporaneous speech requires the speaker to memorize the entire content.
An extemporaneous speech requires the speaker to memorize the entire content.
False (B)
What is a key guideline for preparing a speech?
What is a key guideline for preparing a speech?
Know your audience
A __________ speech involves receiving little time to prepare and is often spontaneous.
A __________ speech involves receiving little time to prepare and is often spontaneous.
Match the types of speech delivery with their descriptions:
Match the types of speech delivery with their descriptions:
Which delivery method is commonly used for solemn occasions?
Which delivery method is commonly used for solemn occasions?
All speeches should be written for the eye rather than the ear.
All speeches should be written for the eye rather than the ear.
Name one guideline for effectively getting the audience's attention.
Name one guideline for effectively getting the audience's attention.
Flashcards
Impromptu Speech
Impromptu Speech
A speech given with little or no preparation, often on the spot.
Manuscript Speech
Manuscript Speech
A carefully written and rehearsed speech delivered by a speaker. This type of speech is often used for radio or television broadcasts.
Memorized Speech
Memorized Speech
A speech memorized word for word, often used in elocution contests or formal occasions.
Extemporaneous Speech
Extemporaneous Speech
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Delivering a Speech
Delivering a Speech
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Getting the Attention of the Room
Getting the Attention of the Room
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Offering Examples, Statistics and Quotations
Offering Examples, Statistics and Quotations
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Writing for the Ear, Not the Eye
Writing for the Ear, Not the Eye
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Study Notes
Delivering Speeches
- Different speech types exist, including informative, inspirational, persuasive, and entertaining
- Regardless of the type, speakers should be well-prepared
Guidelines to Prepare for a Speech
- Know your audience
- Outline your speech
- Get the audience's attention using examples, statistics, and quotations
- Write for the ear, not the eye
- Time yourself
What is Delivering a Speech?
- Delivering a speech is giving a formal talk to an audience.
- Many ways exist; including manuscript, memorized, impromptu, and extemporaneous delivery.
Impromptu Speech
- Speakers receive little time to prepare
- Sometimes, speakers speak at the moment, not prepared
- Lacking preparation time
Manuscript Reading
- Known as "read speech:" the speaker reads their written work word-for-word.
- Commonly used in solemn and historical occasions
- Includes radio and television presentations, requiring perfect timing and delivery.
Memorized Speech
- Good for elocution pieces where the speech is completely learned and recited
- Does not offer the spontaneity of impromptu or extemporaneous speeches
Extemporaneous Speech
- Speakers have ample time to prepare, creating an outline
- Speaker does not memorize their speech but can use cue-cards during delivery
- Common in classroom lectures or public presentations.
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