Chapter 12: Effective Delivery

Manuscript Method

• In this method of delivery, you write out your speech word-for-word and primarily read it during the delivery.

• In this method of delivery, you memorize every word of your speech.

• In this method of delivery, you use an outline or notecards to keep your ideas in order during the delivery.

• In this method of delivery, you speak spontaneously or "off the cuff" with little to no preparation.

Extemporaneous Method

• In this method of delivery, you write out your speech word-for-word and primarily read it during the delivery.

• In this method of delivery, you memorize every word of your speech.

• In this method of delivery, you use an outline or notecards to keep your ideas in order during the delivery.

• In this method of delivery, you speak spontaneously or "off the cuff" with little to no preparation.

Impromptu Method

• In this method of delivery, you write out your speech word-for-word and primarily read it during the delivery.

• In this method of delivery, you memorize every word of your speech.

• In this method of delivery, you use an outline or notecards to keep your ideas in order during the delivery.

• In this method of delivery, you speak spontaneously or "off the cuff" with little to no preparation.

Memorized Method

• In this method of delivery, you write out your speech word-for-word and primarily read it during the delivery.

• In this method of delivery, you memorize every word of your speech.

• In this method of delivery, you use an outline or notecards to keep your ideas in order during the delivery.

• In this method of delivery, you speak spontaneously or "off the cuff" with little to no preparation.

Rate

• This is the loudness and softness of your voice.

• This refers to the crispness and distinctness with which we say the syllables in our words.

• This is the speed at which we speak.

• This refers to saying the sounds of a word properly and stressing the correct syllable or syllables.

Pitch

• This is the loudness and softness of your voice.

• This refers to the crispness and distinctness with which we say the syllables in our words.

• This is the vocal notes that you hit while speaking--the highs and lows of your voice.

• This refers to saying the sounds of a word properly and stressing the correct syllable or syllables.

Volume

• This is the loudness and softness of your voice.

• This refers to the crispness and distinctness with which we say the syllables in our words.

• This is the vocal notes that you hit while speaking--the highs and lows of your voice.

• This refers to saying the sounds of a word properly and stressing the correct syllable or syllables.

Articulation

• This is the loudness and softness of your voice.

• This refers to the crispness and distinctness with which we say the syllables in our words.

• This is the vocal notes that you hit while speaking--the highs and lows of your voice.

• This refers to saying the sounds of a word properly and stressing the correct syllable or syllables.

Pronunciation

• This is the loudness and softness of your voice.

• This refers to the crispness and distinctness with which we say the syllables in our words.

• This is the vocal notes that you hit while speaking--the highs and lows of your voice.

• This refers to saying the sounds of a word properly and stressing the correct syllable or syllables.

You are unlikely to make mistakes with the manuscript method since you primarily read your speech.

• True

• False