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Which of the following is NOT a type of speech mentioned?
What characterizes informal speech style?
Which speech style is primarily utilized in formal settings?
What aspect is crucial for conversational speech between friends?
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Which description best fits the characteristics of formal speech style?
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What is an example of demonstrative style in speech?
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Which type of speech typically involves a speaker who has prior knowledge or expertise on the subject?
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In which type of speech is the speaker less likely to prepare in advance?
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Which of the following speech styles emphasizes observing listener cues?
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What is a distinctive feature of the speaker's style in formal speeches?
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Study Notes
Types of Speeches
- Informative Speech: Aims to educate the audience on a particular topic, providing clear and factual information.
- Persuasive Speech: Designed to convince the audience to adopt a particular viewpoint or take action based on the speaker's argument.
- Entertainment Speech: Focuses on amusing and engaging the audience, often incorporating humor or storytelling.
- Demonstration Speech: Seeks to teach the audience how to do something by providing step-by-step instructions and live examples.
Speaker's Style
- Definition: A branch of linguistics examining how message tone and style alter communication.
- Significance: Influences how messages are received and interpreted by the audience.
Types of Speech Style
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Intimate Style:
- Used in close relationships, characterized by shared experiences.
- Often disregards grammar; may include fragments and broken speech.
- Example: A grandson sharing his achievements with his grandmother.
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Casual Style:
- Conversational, often among friends with trendy phrases and slang.
- Incomplete sentences common; lacks formality in grammar and pronunciation.
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Consultative Style:
- Employed between acquaintances; focuses on clear, complete sentences and proper pronunciation.
- Based on mutual understanding, avoiding misunderstandings.
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Formal Style:
- Utilized in professional settings regardless of the relationship between participants.
- Involves preparation, logical organization, and polished structure.
- Language is formal, interlinked with cohesion devices; often rich in allusions.
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Monotone Presentation:
- Typically features a consistent tone; conveys seriousness and formality.
- Content carefully structured to maintain audience engagement through clarity and coherence.
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Description
Explore the different types of speeches including informative, persuasive, entertainment, and demonstration. This quiz will enhance your understanding of speech styles and the unique ways messages can be delivered to an audience. Test your knowledge and improve your oral communication skills.
