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What is the meaning of expository writing?
What is the meaning of expository writing?
- Expressing personal opinions
- Persuading the audience to take action
- Explaining or describing something (correct)
- Entertaining the audience with a funny story
What is the purpose of an expository speech?
What is the purpose of an expository speech?
- To explain an idea, experience, or process out loud (correct)
- To share personal opinions
- To persuade the audience to take action
- To entertain the audience
What should you do if you don't know a lot about your expository speech topic?
What should you do if you don't know a lot about your expository speech topic?
- Ask the audience for information during the speech
- Use only personal experiences in the speech
- Take time to research using various sources (correct)
- Skip the research step and start writing immediately
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of expository writing in the text?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of expository writing in the text?
Before writing a rough draft of your speech, what should you think about based on the text?
Before writing a rough draft of your speech, what should you think about based on the text?
What is the purpose of brainstorming in speech writing?
What is the purpose of brainstorming in speech writing?
Why is it important to include a thesis statement in the introduction of a speech?
Why is it important to include a thesis statement in the introduction of a speech?
How should one prepare for presenting a speech according to the text?
How should one prepare for presenting a speech according to the text?
In what order should a 'how-to' speech be written according to the text?
In what order should a 'how-to' speech be written according to the text?
What is the main function of body paragraphs in a speech?
What is the main function of body paragraphs in a speech?
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Study Notes
Expository Writing and Speech
- Expository writing aims to explain, describe, or inform about a topic.
- The purpose of an expository speech is to inform, explain, or describe a topic to the audience.
Preparing for an Expository Speech
- If you don't know a lot about the topic, research and gather information from credible sources.
- Before writing a rough draft, think about the audience, purpose, and main points to cover.
Types of Expository Writing
- The following are types of expository writing: cause-and-effect, compare-and-contrast, how-to, and problem-solution.
Brainstorming and Thesis Statement
- Brainstorming helps generate ideas and organize thoughts for the speech.
- A thesis statement is crucial in the introduction as it clearly states the main idea or claim.
Presenting a Speech
- Prepare for presenting a speech by practicing in front of friends, family, or a mirror.
Structuring a 'How-To' Speech
- A 'how-to' speech should be written in a logical order, explaining each step in a clear and concise manner.
Body Paragraphs
- The main function of body paragraphs is to provide supporting details and evidence for the main idea or claim.
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