Speech Types
The primary goal of this type of speech is to educate, explain, and enlighten the audience.
Informative
This 'C' involves using plain language and clearly defining your purpose.
Clear
Analyzing age, background, education, and culture is known as this type of analysis.
Demographics
This delivery method involves reading your speech word-for-word from a prepared text.
Manuscript
Being respectful of the audience's time and perspective represents this 'C'.
Courteous
This type of speech focuses on logic, evidence, and emotional appeal to influence beliefs.
Persuasive
This 'C' involves sticking to the point and avoiding unnecessary fluff.
Concise
Analyzing the physical setting, time of day, and audience expectations is this type of analysis.
Situational
This is the method used when a speaker is asked to talk spur-of-the-moment with little to no preparation.
Impromptu
Ensuring logical flow and a clear structure in your speech helps achieve this 'C'.
Coherent
A toast at a wedding or a eulogy at a funeral are examples of this type of speech.
Special Occasion
Using vivid facts and specific examples helps achieve this 'C'.
Concrete
Interests, values, beliefs, and attitudes are categorized under this analysis.
Psychographics
This method requires reciting the speech entirely from memory, which carries a high risk of forgetting.
Memorized
A commencement address is an example of which speech type?
Special Occasion
This type of speech focuses heavily on processes and objective facts.
Informative
This 'C' requires you to double-check your facts, grammar, and statistics.
Correct
If you are speaking at an outdoor venue with high wind, you are performing which type of analysis?
Situational
his is considered the "best practice" method, where the speech is prepared and practiced but delivered in a conversational tone.
Extemporaneous
What does "extemporaneous" mean in simple terms regarding a speech?
Prepared and conversational
The goal of this type of speech is specifically to change or reinforce attitudes or actions.
Persuasive
This 'C' means ensuring you have provided all necessary information for the audience to understand the message.
Complete
If you consider whether your audience is politically conservative or liberal, you are analyzing what?
Psychographics
Which delivery method offers high precision but very low flexibility?
Manuscript
Which 'C' involves removing all "fluff" and getting straight to the point?
Concise