EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH | ORAL COM | ABM 1B EXTEMPORANEOUS

1. is a planned and prepared speech. Unlike manuscript or memorized speeches which are delivered word-for-word.

• Extemporaneous Speech

• Impromptu Speech

• Speech

• On The Spot Speech

2) Reinforce your introduction by coming up with a closing attention-getter that is related to your opening.

• CAPTURE

• INTRODUCE

• DEVELOP

• CONCLUDE

3) Develop at least three main points and check each of then with these questions:

• CHECK

• INTRODUCE

• DEVELOP

• SUPPLY

4) Now that you have a clear centeal idea, you are ready to map out the supporting points in an outline.

• CONCLUDE

• DEVELOP

• SUPPLY

• INTRODUCE

5) State the central idea of your extemporaneous speech in one declarative sentence.

• INTRODUCE

• MAIN IDEA

• CAPTURE

• SUPPLY

6) Make sure that each main point has enough examples, testimonies, statistics or cases.

• CHECK

• SUPPLY

• FACT CHECKING

• QUALITY CONTROL

7) State your thesis/Give a short background, explaining why your topic is relevant and why your audience has to listen.

• CHECK

• SUPPLY

• OPENING

• INTRODUCE

(TRUE OR FALSE) "um, uh, i mean, but, yeah, well" are fillers to avoid in extemporaneous speech.

(a)  

(TRUE OR FALSE) IS THE WORD "you know" A FILLER TO AVOID IN EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

(a)  

(TRUE OR FALSE) An extemporaneous speech is when you're asked to speak in public without preparation.

• TRUE

• FALSE