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This type of speech aims to inform or explain something clearly.
A speech that aims to make the audience believe or do something is called ____.
PERSUASIVE SPEECH
A student gives a light, funny speech during a program to make the audience laugh. What type of speech is this?
ENTERTAINMENT SPEECH
This type of delivery involves reading a prepared text word for word.
A student prepares notes but doesn’t memorize their speech word for word. Which delivery type is this?
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH
This principle refers to the clear and correct pronunciation of words.
ARTICULATION
Speaking without preparation or prior notice is called ____.
IMPROMPTU SPEECH
This refers to the subject or main idea of your speech.
TOPIC
How does extemporaneous delivery enhance audience engagement compared to memorized delivery?
A. It allows the speaker to read word for word without looking at the audience.
B. It lets the speaker use natural delivery, be flexible, and connect better with the audience.
C. It makes the speech shorter and easier to memorize.
D. It forces the speaker to speak without any preparation at all.
B. It lets the speaker use natural delivery, be flexible, and connect better with the audience.
This principle ensures your speech is relevant to the listeners.
AUDIENCE LISTENERS
Why is it important to match your speech purpose to your topic?
A. So the speech will sound funny and entertaining
B. To make your speech longer and more complicated
C. To ensure clarity, relevance, and effectiveness of the message
D. So you can memorize the speech faster
C. To ensure clarity, relevance, and effectiveness of the message
It is the overall goal or aim of giving a speech.
SPEECH PURPOSE
A student gathers statistics, expert opinions, and examples to support their ideas. Which principle is being applied?
SOURCING THE INFORMATION
Using the right volume, pitch, and tone is called ____.
MODULATION
A speaker uses expressive hand gestures and smiles during delivery. Which principle is shown?
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS AND GESTURES
Which of the following best shows ways to improve audience rapport during a speech?
A. Reading the speech quickly and avoiding eye contact
B. Turning your back to the audience and ignoring reactions
C. Speaking in a monotone voice without gestures
D. Making eye contact, asking questions, and using humor
D. Making eye contact, asking questions, and using humor
A speaker delivers a persuasive speech on banning plastic, using proper articulation and gestures. Identify the speech purpose and one delivery principle used.
Purpose – persuasive
Delivery – articulation/gestures.
Given a scenario (e.g., “You are asked to speak at a graduation without prior notice”), select the most appropriate delivery type and justify your choice.
Impromptu — because the situation requires spontaneous speech.
A speaker delivers a speech on banning plastic, using proper articulation and gestures. Identify the speech purpose and one delivery principle used.
A. Purpose – Expository; Delivery – Impromptu
B. Purpose – Entertainment; Delivery – Stage Presence
C. Purpose – Persuasive; Delivery – Articulation or Gestures
D. Purpose – Informative; Delivery – Facial Expressions
C. Purpose – Persuasive; Delivery – Articulation or Gestures
Why is outlining important before writing the full speech?
A. It makes the speech more dramatic and funny.
B. It allows the speaker to memorize the speech word for word.
C. It removes the need to research the topic.
D. It helps organize ideas logically and maintain focus.
D. It helps organize ideas logically and maintain focus.
How do speech writing and speech delivery complement each other in a successful presentation?
A. Good content and effective delivery ensure clarity, engagement, and impact.
B. Delivery replaces the need for good content.
C. Writing is more important than delivery.
D. Neither writing nor delivery affects the speech outcome.
A. Good content and effective delivery ensure clarity, engagement, and impact.
Which of the following best demonstrates a good match between topic and speech purpose?
A. Topic: “How to Bake a Cake” — Purpose: Persuasive (convince people to stop baking)
B. Topic: “The Importance of Exercise” — Purpose: Expository (informing about health benefits)
C. Topic: “My Funny Experiences” — Purpose: Persuasive (convince people to do the same)
D. Topic: “Why I Like Ice Cream” — Purpose: Manuscript
B. Topic: “The Importance of Exercise” — Purpose: Expository (informing about health benefits)
Enumerate the elements of communication.
SENDER
MESSAGE
ENCODING
CHANNEL
RECEIVER
DECODING
FEEDBACK
NOISE
CONTEXT
Imagine you’re giving a speech to inspire your classmates. Which of the following best identifies the speech purpose, delivery type, and delivery principles you might apply?
A. Purpose – Expository; Delivery – Memorized; Principles – None
B. Purpose – Persuasive; Delivery – Extemporaneous; Principles – Modulation and Stage Presence
C. Purpose – Entertainment; Delivery – Manuscript; Principles – Articulation only
D. Purpose – Impromptu; Delivery – Persuasive; Principles – Facial Expression only
B. Purpose – Persuasive; Delivery – Extemporaneous; Principles – Modulation and Stage Presence
Which of the following mini-outlines best fits a speech about “Climate Change”?
A. Introduction: Tell a joke
Body: Talk about random topics
Conclusion: Say goodbye
B. Introduction: Share personal hobbies
Body: Discuss favorite foods
Conclusion: End with a poem
C. Introduction: Define climate change
Body: Explain its causes and effects
Conclusion: Encourage action to help the environment
D. Introduction: Describe your favorite season
Body: Talk about summer activities
Conclusion: Invite people to travel
C. Introduction: Define climate change
Body: Explain its causes and effects
Conclusion: Encourage action to help the environment