Special Occasion Speeches Quiz

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What are special occasions speeches?

Speeches that people give at public or business gatherings

What are courtesy speeches?

Speeches that fulfill certain social customs

Which of the following are types of courtesy speeches?

  • Speeches of Presentation (correct)
  • Introduction Speeches (correct)
  • Informative Speeches
  • Speeches of Acceptance (correct)
  • After-Dinner Speeches (correct)

What is the purpose of a speech of introduction?

<p>To introduce a speaker to an audience</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the two purposes of a speech of introduction?

<p>To make the audience interested and to make the speaker want to address the audience</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do you do in a speech of introduction?

<p>Name the speaker, state their qualifications, and welcome them to the podium</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a speech of presentation?

<p>A speech used when someone receives a gift or award</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do you do in a speech of presentation?

<p>Name the recipient, explain why the award is important, and give the award</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a speech of acceptance?

<p>A speech given by the person who receives the gift or award</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do you do in a speech of acceptance?

<p>Be brief, thank supporters, explain the award's importance, and show appreciation</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an after-dinner speech?

<p>A speech given at the end of special banquets and meals</p> Signup and view all the answers

Can humor be used in an after-dinner speech?

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Special Occasions Speeches

Delivered at public or business events to commemorate significant moments.

Courtesy Speeches

Speeches that maintain social norms and practices during events.

Introduction Speech

Introduces a speaker to the audience, generating interest in them.

Speech of Presentation

Delivered when someone receives a gift or award, recognizing their accomplishments.

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Speech of Acceptance

Given by the award recipient to express gratitude and acknowledge support.

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After-Dinner Speech

Delivered at the end of meals or banquets, primarily for entertainment.

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Purpose of Introduction Speech

To engage the audience’s interest in the speaker, creating anticipation.

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Intro Speech Components

Speaker's name/topic, qualifications, and a warm welcome.

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Presentation Speech Components

Recipient's name, award significance, selection process, achievements, presentation.

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Acceptance Speech Components

Brief thanks, acknowledge support, discuss award significance, reiterate appreciation.

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After-Dinner Speeches

Presented at formal meals with a focus on entertainment and light-heartedness.

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Speech of Presentation

Speeches made when an individual is receiving a gift or award.

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Study Notes

Special Occasions Speeches

  • Special occasions speeches are delivered during public or business gatherings to mark important moments.

Courtesy Speeches

  • Courtesy speeches uphold social customs and practices within various events.

Types of Courtesy Speeches

  • Introduction speeches serve to present a speaker to the audience.
  • Speeches of presentation occur when an individual is receiving a gift or award.
  • Speeches of acceptance are made by award recipients.
  • After-dinner speeches are made at the conclusion of special meals or banquets, typically aimed at entertainment.

Speeches of Introduction

  • Used primarily to introduce a speaker to an audience.
  • Aim to generate interest in both the audience and the upcoming speaker.

Purpose of a Speech of Introduction

  • Engage the audience’s interest.
  • Create a desire in the speaker to address the audience effectively.

Components of a Speech of Introduction

  • State the name of the speaker and the occasion for their presence.
  • Highlight the qualifications and relevant background of the speaker.
  • Offer a warm welcome as the speaker takes the podium.

Speech of Presentation

  • Given when an individual is awarded a gift or honor, recognizing achievements.

Components of a Speech of Presentation

  • Identify the award recipient.
  • Discuss the significance of the award.
  • Elaborate on the selection process for the award.
  • Share notable achievements and background of the recipient.
  • Officially present the award to the recipient.

Speech of Acceptance

  • Made by the individual receiving an award or honor, expressing gratitude and acknowledgment.

Components of a Speech of Acceptance

  • Keep remarks short and focused, avoiding lengthy monologues.
  • Express thanks to those who facilitated the award.
  • Acknowledge support from individuals or organizations.
  • Discuss the personal significance of the award.
  • Reiterate appreciation at the conclusion.

After-Dinner Speeches

  • Presented at the end of formal meals or banquets with a focus on entertainment.

Humor in After-Dinner Speeches

  • Humor can enhance the speech, provided it remains suitable and appropriate for the audience.

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