Quiz about Oral Language, Stance, and Behavior

Speech delivery is an important part of public speaking.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Speech delivery relies only in verbal communication, and non-verbal communication is not considered.

• TRUE

• FALSE

–It consists of reciting a scripted speech from memory.

• Reading verbatim from a manuscript

• Reciting a memorize text

• Speaking impromptu

• Speaking extemporaneously

–It is the one that a speaker delivers without any prior preparation on the topic.

• Reading verbatim from a manuscript

• Reciting a memorize text

• Speaking impromptu

• Speaking extemporaneously

–It is mostly used in business, education, preaching, and political affairs.

• Reading verbatim from a manuscript

• Reciting a memorize text

• Speaking impromptu

• Speaking extemporaneously

–An example can be actors who recite from memory whenever they perform from a script in a stage play, television program, or movie scene.

• Reading verbatim from a manuscript

• Reciting a memorize text

• Speaking impromptu

• Speaking extemporaneously

An example can be the President giving a message for Congress

• Reading verbatim from a manuscript

• Reciting a memorize text

• Speaking impromptu

• Speaking extemporaneously

–It is a speech which is written out and read word for word to the audience.

• Reading verbatim from a manuscript

• Reciting a memorize text

• Speaking impromptu

• Speaking extemporaneously

–Some examples of it are interviews of politicians, the presidential debate.

• Reading verbatim from a manuscript

• Reciting a memorize text

• Speaking impromptu

• Speaking extemporaneously

–It is a speech which is prepared and practiced in advance.

• Reading verbatim from a manuscript

• Reciting a memorize text

• Speaking impromptu

• Speaking extemporaneously