Oral language

The tone of _o_c_ should be the same regardless of the topic that a person is sharing. (5 letters)

(a)  

A_t (a)   u_e is not reflected on one’s behavior. (8 letters)

3. It refers to how one act and deliver a message using different facial expressions.

• A. Behavior

• B. Gesture

• C. Oral Language

• D. Stance

3. Which is the best example of Oral Language?

• A. Silent Reading

• B. Informative Speech

• C. Story Telling

• D. Tableau

5. A characteristic of oral language that uses simple words to convey meaning.

• A. clarity

• B. directness

• C. impressiveness

• D. vividness

Identify if it manifests being DISENGAGED or being INTERESTED.

Minimal or no facial expression

• DISENGAGED

• INTERESTED

Identify if it manifests being DISENGAGED or being INTERESTED.

Nodding or smiling and giving you auditory feedback

• DISENGAGED

• INTERESTED

3. The enunciation of the words more deliberately than in ordinary conversation where words must be easily heard and expressed in an exact way.

• A.

  Platform Behavior             

• B.    Clarity                                       

• C.  Posture

4. It is an example of Oral Language that formally discuss a particular topic in a public meeting or legislative assembly, in which opposing arguments are put forward.

• A. Symposium

• B. Debate

• C. Essay

• D. Oration

–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