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What is the definition of "Delivery" as it pertains to speech?
What is the definition of "Delivery" as it pertains to speech?
The actual presentation of the speech, consisting of vocal and physical elements.
Pitch in speech refers to the volume of the speaker’s voice.
Pitch in speech refers to the volume of the speaker’s voice.
False (B)
What is the ideal speaking rate in words per minute?
What is the ideal speaking rate in words per minute?
115-150 words per minute.
What is the most important element of articulation?
What is the most important element of articulation?
Unpleasant voices that sound flat are ideal for effective speech delivery.
Unpleasant voices that sound flat are ideal for effective speech delivery.
Explain what does the term "Modulation" in speech refer to.
Explain what does the term "Modulation" in speech refer to.
Good pronunciation is essential to effective speech delivery.
Good pronunciation is essential to effective speech delivery.
Pauses in a speech should be avoided as they can disrupt the flow and reduce the speaker's credibility.
Pauses in a speech should be avoided as they can disrupt the flow and reduce the speaker's credibility.
How does eye contact contribute to effective speech delivery?
How does eye contact contribute to effective speech delivery?
What are the benefits of good posture in speech delivery?
What are the benefits of good posture in speech delivery?
What is the role of movements in a speech?
What is the role of movements in a speech?
Stage Presence is simply about being able to physically fill the stage during a presentation.
Stage Presence is simply about being able to physically fill the stage during a presentation.
Stage Fright is a natural reaction that can be overcome through practice and preparation.
Stage Fright is a natural reaction that can be overcome through practice and preparation.
How can Facial Expressions and Gestures enhance speech delivery?
How can Facial Expressions and Gestures enhance speech delivery?
Facial expressions should remain neutral and unchanging throughout the speech.
Facial expressions should remain neutral and unchanging throughout the speech.
Gestures should be used frequently and dramatically to create interest and keep the audience engaged.
Gestures should be used frequently and dramatically to create interest and keep the audience engaged.
What is the key role of Movement in speech?
What is the key role of Movement in speech?
What is the primary goal of Audience Rapport?
What is the primary goal of Audience Rapport?
Flashcards
Articulation
Articulation
Clarity and enunciation of words, phrases and sentences in a speech.
Voice Elements
Voice Elements
Vocal characteristics like pitch, rate, volume, and articulation that contribute to effective speech delivery.
Pitch
Pitch
The highness or lowness of a speaker's voice.
Rate
Rate
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Volume
Volume
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Modulation
Modulation
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Stage Presence
Stage Presence
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Stage Fright
Stage Fright
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Facial Expressions
Facial Expressions
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Gestures
Gestures
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Movement
Movement
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Eye Contact
Eye Contact
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Good Posture
Good Posture
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Audience Rapport
Audience Rapport
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Study Notes
Principles of Speech Delivery
- Speech delivery involves the presentation of a speech, using both vocal and physical elements.
Voice Elements
- Voice: Develops vocal skills for effective communication (pitch, rate/speed, volume, articulation, pronunciation, pauses).
- Pitch: The highness or lowness of the speaker's voice.
- Rate: The number of words spoken per minute (115-150 words/minute is ideal).
- Volume: The intensity of the speaker's voice.
- Articulation: Clear pronunciation of words and phrases, requiring mastery of sounds.
- Pronunciation: Accurate combination of vowels and consonants. Emphasis on specific words is needed.
- Pauses: Breaks or interruptions in speech to separate thoughts and ideas.
Physical Elements
- Eye Contact: Building rapport with the audience through eye contact.
- Good Posture: Shows confidence, authority, and belief in the message, important for standing straight with feet apart. Body language.
- Movements: Attracting attention and visual interest; using gestures, hand movements and posture.
Principles of Speech Delivery
- Articulation: Correct word choice, grammar, and clear pronunciation improves the message's delivery.
- Modulation: Pleasant sounding voices, effective use of pitch and timbre helps with clarity .
- Stage Presence: The ability to effectively use the space (stage area). Presence allows the speaker to fill the area with their personality.
- Facial expressions, Gestures, and Movement: Nonverbal cues (facial expressions, gestures, and movement) reinforce the spoken message; effective for clarification and reinforcement.
- Audience Rapport: Building connection with the audience is crucial for effective communication.
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