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The Speech Development Process

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What is the purpose of the revision stage in speech development?

To gather information for the speech

To present the speech to the audience

To correct or improve the speech (correct)

To integrate new ideas into existing thinking patterns

What is the process of allowing ideas to develop in the mind called?

Production

Exposure

Assimilation

Incubation (correct)

What is the goal of speech development?

To produce a speech that is difficult to follow

To produce a speech that is disorganized

To produce a speech that the audience can follow clearly (correct)

To produce a speech that is boring

Which stage involves integrating new ideas into existing thinking patterns?

Assimilation Signup and view all the answers

What is the process of bringing together information gathered during the investigation stage to form a complete topic called?

Incorporation Signup and view all the answers

Which stage involves creating the speech from the gathered elements?

Production Signup and view all the answers

What does the speech development process require?

Contemplation, reflection, and investigation Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

The process of developing a speech involves several stages: exposure, assimilation, incubation, incorporation, production, and revision.
Exposure refers to being presented with views, ideas, and experiences related to the topic of the speech.
Assimilation involves integrating new ideas into existing thinking patterns and filtering out information that does not relate to the topic.
Incubation is the process of allowing ideas to develop in the mind.
Incorporation involves bringing together the information gathered during the investigation stage to form a complete topic.
Production is the act of creating the speech from the gathered elements.
Revision is the process of looking over the speech to correct or improve it.
The revision process is important to ensure the speech is effective and meets the expectations of the audience.
The development process takes time and requires contemplation, reflection, and investigation.
The goal is to produce a coherent, organized speech that the audience can follow clearly.

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"Master the art of speech development with our quiz! Test your knowledge on the stages involved in creating a successful speech, from exposure to revision. Learn how to assimilate new ideas, incubate them, and incorporate them into your speech. Discover the importance of the revision process and how to create a coherent and organized speech that your audience will love. Challenge yourself and become a skilled public speaker with our speech development quiz!"