Year 9 Speech Techniques

Asking a question which doesn’t need to be answered to get your audience thinking about their own opinions.

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An exaggeration often used to add humour.

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A command word used to grab attention.

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When you give multiple examples or words to support an idea.

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Using words starting with the same letter or sound to make it memorable or to connect ideas.

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When you speak fast to show excitement, or slow to show importance.

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When you speak loud to show excitement, or soft to show fear.

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A planned rest in your speaking to emphasise an idea.

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Which technique is used in: "Plagues, famine, nuclear war, asteroids, zombie apocalypse."

• Alliteration

• Pause

• Rhetorical Question

• Listing

What two techniques are used in: "Be honest: Do you think you could survive in a reality show version of the Walking Dead?"

• Alliteration

• Imperative

• Rhetorical Question

• Pause