Principles of Speech Delivery

It is the way one holds one's body; a pose or position.

• Posture

• Gesture

• Facial expression

• Stage fright

It is the loudness or softness of a voice.

• rate

• pitch

• modulation

• volume

It is the manner of creating harmonious bond between the listener and the speaker.

• stage presence

• stage fright

• audience rapport

• audience needs

It refers to the speed at which a person talks.

• volume

• pitch

• rate

• articulation

It refers to the act of changing physical position.

• movement

• gesture

• posture

• facial expression

Jessica speaks loud and clear enough in front of her classmates to discuss their classroom project.

Which principle of speech delivery is present?

• Articulation

• Modulation

• Stage presence

• Facial expressions

• Gestures

Pamela appears like a stone when he sees his crush passing by the gymnasium.

Which principle of speech delivery is present?

• Articulation

• Bodily movements

• Stage presence

• Facial expressions

• Gestures

The boy says “flease” instead of “please” when asking his mom for an ice cream.

Which principle of speech delivery is violated?

• Articulation

• Bodily movements

• Stage presence

• Facial expressions

• Gestures

The little girl gave some sweet smiling eyes upon seeing his daddy coming home.

Which principle of speech delivery is present?

• Articulation

• Bodily movements

• Stage presence

• Facial expressions

• Gestures

The audience did not notice the time because they were moved by the speech of the speaker.

Which principle of speech delivery is present?

• Articulation

• Bodily movements

• Stage presence

• Good rapport

• Gestures