Delivering a Speech

A type of speech where little or no preparation is needed

• Extemporaneous

• impromptu

• Manuscript

• 
  Memorized

Example of this speech can be seen in beauty pageants' question and answer portion

• Extemporaneous

• Manuscript

• Impromptu

• Memorized

It can help bring a speech to life when used by a speaker to communicate emotions and demonstrate enthusiasm for the speech.

• 
  facial expression

• Yelling loudly

• Writing the speech out in all capital letters

• Wearing a costume to the speech

As a speaker, you should know how to when to make your voice loud or soft. And you should know how to control your voice. What speech delivery principle should you observe?

• Stage Presence

• Modulation

• Articulation

• Facial Expression

A speech's introduction contains a ​ (a)   and a declaration of ​ (b)   .

• hook

• purpose

• subtopic

• thesis

• greeting

When giving any speech,

• you should have a topic everyone likes or knows about

• eye contact, voice projection, and self-control are important

• the audience should participate

• you should have props

What is the main purpose of the "I Have a Dream" speech?

• to inspire

• to criticize

• to inform

• to entertain

The speaker should consider that she has audiences who are listening to her. If the audiences is reacting on the messages she deliver, laughing if she is giving jokes and clap their hands if the speaker gives inspiring words. What principle the speaker is observing

• Audience Rapport

• Articulation

• Stage Presence

• Modulation

The invited guest speaker last commencement exercises was walking around the stage while delivering his speech. The audience did not know that the speaker is observing a speech delivery principle. What principle is it?

• Facial expression

• Stage presence

• Gestures

• Movement

It includes arm and hand movements

• eye contact

• personal appearance

• posture

• gesture