
Articulation Blueprint
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English
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1st - 5th Grade
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INGRID ESTAY
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16 Slides • 12 Questions
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Word Cloud
Before you write or deliver a single word, what is the single most critical decision you must make about your speech? (Give one word only!)
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Poll
Which of the following best describes how you are feeling about focusing on today's lesson?
Thumbs Up! Ready to focus and participate.
quiet moment before we dive in.
I'm neutral.
I'm confused.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the articulation style for informative speech?
Measured pace
Clear pronunciation
Consistent volume
Forceful tone
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank: The goal of an informative speech is clarity and 100%
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Multiple Choice
Which articulation styles are recommended for delivering an entertaining speech?
Monotone and fast-paced
Varied pace, flexible projection, expressive/playful tone, and changes in volume
Quiet and slow-paced
Formal and rigid
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Multiple Choice
What is the primary goal of an entertainment speech?
To inform the audience
To persuade the audience
To entertain and emotionally connect with the audience
To criticize the audience
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Fill in the Blanks
Delivering a speech that is 75% persuasive and 25% informative is an example of consciously shifting the speech's
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Multiple Choice
A speaker is explaining the history of the LNHS campus to new students. The primary purpose is
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Multiple Choice
Which type of speech requires a forceful and dynamic articulation to motivate listeners to volunteer for a community cleanup drive?
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Multiple Choice
A student is giving a lighthearted anecdote about their first day of school. The goal is primarily to:
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Multiple Choice
If the goal is to transmit knowledge clearly, the articulation should be characterized by:
High variability and comedic timing
Clear pronunciation and measured pace
Loud volume and emotional intensity.
Tone
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Multiple Choice
A speaker's volume is too low and their pace is too fast during a vital Informative speech. What principle of delivery is compromised?
Articulation
Stage presence
Audience analysis
Pitch level
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