Speech Discourse

What is the purpose of Informative Speech?

• To convince someone of certain ideas or products

• To give justification of certain topics with pros and cons

• To provide information with others

• To defend a position on certain topics with evidence

What is the purpose of Persuasive Speech?

• To convince someone of certain ideas or products

• To defend on certain topics with evidence

• To give justification with pros and cons

• To provide information to others

What is the purpose of Argumentative Speech?

• To convince someone of certain ideas or products

• To defend positions of certain topic with evidence

• To provide information to others

• To help people understand on certain topics

Select which 'JOB INTERVIEW QUESTIONS' below are related to Informative Speech?

• Could you tell me about yourself?

• Tell me, what do you know about this company?

• Why do you think we should hire you?

• What kind of benefits can you bring into our team?

• What are your career goals?

Select which 'JOB INTERVIEW QUESTIONS' below are related to Persuasive Speech?

• Why are you looking for a job change?

• Why should we hire you?

• Why do you want to work at this company?

• What makes you think you are a great asset to this company?

• What are your qualifications?

Select which 'JOB INTERVIEW QUESTIONS' below are related to Argumentative Speech?

• What are your career goals?

• How can you contribute to the growth of this company?

• Why do you quit your last job?

• Are you capable enough for this job?

• Why do you want to work at this company?

What is the first step in the speech elements?

• Thank your audience

• Elaborate your speech

• Introduce your topic

• Greet your audience

What is the last step in the speech elements?

• Introducing yourself

• Elaborating your topic

• Thanking your audience

• Greeting your audience

What is the importance of attention-getter?

• To have fun

• To catch your audience's interest on your speech

• To make the speech easier for the speaker

• To address the issue / topic

Select the types of attention-getters below:

• Quote someone else

• Tell a joke

• Stand straight while talking

• Use video clip

• Shout at your audience