GRADE 8 ENGLISH

1.  It is a speaker’s cap potential to have visual contact with the audience.

• a. Eye Contact

• b. Volume

• c. Rate

• d. Effective Use of Vocalics

Tags

CCSS.SL.8.4

2. It is also called paralanguage, is the subfield of nonverbal communication that examines how we use our voices to speak orally.

 

• a. Eye Contact

• b. Volume

• c. Rate

• d. Effective Use of Vocalics

Tags

CCSS.SL.8.6

3. It is the loudness or softness of a speaker’s voice.

• a. Eye Contact

• b. Volume

• c. Rate

• d. Effective Use of Vocalics

Tags

CCSS.SL.8.4

4. It is the velocity at which someone speaks to hold the delivery of the speech exciting.

• a. Eye Contact

• b. Volume

• c. Rate

• d. Effective Use of Vocalics

5. It refers back to the highness or lowness of a speaker’s voice.

 

• a. Pitch

• b. Non-verbal Cues

• c. Pauses

• d. Pronunciation

6. It is wherein the speaker provides emphasis and beautifies the clarity of a positive phrase or message.

• a. Pitch

• b. Non-verbal Cues

• c. Pauses

• d. Pronunciation

Tags

CCSS.SL.8.4

7. It is vital for two reasons: first, mispronouncing a phrase your target audience is acquainted with, will damage your credibility as a speaker; and second, mispronouncing a phrase they are strange can confuse or even mislead them.

• a. Pitch

• b. Non-verbal Cues

• c. Pauses

• d. Pronunciation

8. It consists of the posture, frame movement, hand gestures, and facial expressions—those all affect the delivery of the speech in which the speakers should be acutely aware of at the same time as talking.

 

• a. Pitch

• b. Non-verbal Cues

• c. Pauses

• d. Pronunciation

9. This form of speaking is used while the precise phrases count and while much of time and energy is expended on getting the whole thing simply proper once in a while through the usage of a teleprompter.

 

• a. Impromptu

• b. Extemporaneous

• c. Manuscript

• d. Memorized

10. This form of speaking is usually utilized in school, examples are recitation, research paper presentation,

 

• a. Impromptu

• b. Extemporaneous

• c. Manuscript

• d. Memorized