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According to Steven and Susan Beebe, successful speech delivery involves more than just ______ communication.
verbal
One popular type of speech is delivered ______ and is most commonly used in public speaking.
conversationally
When delivering a speech, it helps you look ______ if you are well-prepared.
confident
A disadvantage of speaking with limited preparation is that you may not have adequate time to ______, organize, and rehearse.
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The Tongue Twister Challenge helps improve ______ when practicing speech delivery.
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Creating an outline for your speech helps to ______ your points logically.
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Facts and real-life experiences can be used as ______ during a speech to engage the audience.
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When asked to say a few words at an event, you are considered to be speaking without ______ preparation.
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Unrehearsed speech is often described as being __________.
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A disadvantage of unrehearsed speech is that it can be __________.
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When speaking in an unrehearsed situation, it is advised to __________ before beginning.
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Planned speech requires __________ preparation.
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A major disadvantage of planned speech is that it can be __________.
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The Tongue Twister Challenge involves phrases that are often __________ to say.
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Reading aloud a written message occurs in __________ situations like contests.
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To improve a planned speech, one should __________ it multiple times.
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Study Notes
Speech Delivery Types
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Impromptu Speech
- Delivered with limited preparation, guided by notes or an outline.
- Often conversational and the most popular type of speech delivery.
- Commonly utilized when a candidate for a student government post delivers a campaign speech before a public vote.
- Also used when a student gives a class report on a designated topic.
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Advantages:
- Helps speakers appear confident.
- Engages the audience.
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Disadvantages:
- May not allow for sufficient time to plan, organize, and rehearse.
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Tips:
- Create an outline.
- Organize points logically.
- Use facts and real-life experiences as examples.
- Manage time effectively.
- Rehearse, rehearse, and rehearse.
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Extemporaneous Speech
- Spoken conversationally without advanced preparation.
- Happens during informal settings, such as initial days at work or school and job interviews.
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Advantages:
- Spontaneous and natural.
- Focused and brief.
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Disadvantages:
- Tends to be disorganized.
- Lacks connection with the audience.
- Can be nerve-wracking for inexperienced speakers and beginners.
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Tips:
- Briefly plan your main point and deliver it at a pace the audience can follow.
- End by saying thank you.
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Manuscript Speech
- Delivered with advanced preparation, often relying on a written message.
- Occurs in newscasting with the aid of a teleprompter or autocue device.
- Also utilized in presenting legal proceedings and verdicts in court, and when reading rules and criteria in a contest.
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Advantages:
- Highlights exact repetition of written words.
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Disadvantages:
- Can be boring and uninteresting.
- Lacks audience rapport or connection.
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Tips:
- Rehearse the speech until it sounds natural.
- Observe accomplished news anchors to see how conversational they sound when delivering news.
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Memorized Speech
- Requires advanced preparation and is delivered from memory.
- Typically used for theatrical performances, declamation, oratory, or literary pieces.
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Advantages:
- Allows for eye contact, engaging the audience.
- Enables movement and gestures for greater expression.
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Disadvantages:
- Can be monotonous and sound rehearsed.
- Requires significant effort and time.
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The Beebe Study (2021)
- Highlights the importance of nonverbal cues, vocal variety, and overall presence of the speaker for effective speech delivery.
- Emphasizes the need to tailor these elements to audience expectations for successful engagement.
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Description
This quiz explores different types of speech delivery, focusing on impromptu and extemporaneous speeches. You'll learn about their characteristics, advantages, disadvantages, and practical tips for effective delivery. Ideal for students preparing for public speaking or communication classes.
