Principles of Effective Speech Delivery

What do we call the principle that refers to how clearly words are pronounced?

• Modulation

• Articulation

• Stage Presence

• Rapport

What principle involves changing pitch and tone to avoid monotony when speaking?

• Modulation

• Articulation

• Movement

• Coordination

What do we call the quality shown when a speaker has confidence and good posture on stage?

• Stage Presence

• Facial Expression

• Rapport

• Modulation

What principle involves nonverbal cues such as hand movements and facial reactions that match emotions while speaking?

• Articulation

• Facial Expressions and Gestures

• Stage Presence

• Rapport

What principle is shown when a speaker builds a connection and trust with the listeners?

• Articulation

• Stage Presence

• Rapport

• Modulation

What does a speaker show when words are pronounced clearly and correctly?

• Articulation

• Modulation

• Rapport

• Stage Presence

While delivering a speech, you adjust your tone and volume to emphasize important points and keep your audience interested. What principle of effective speech delivery are you applying?

• Modulation

• Articulation

• Facial Expression

• Rapport

During your class report, you maintain eye contact with your classmates and smile while explaining your topic. What principle of effective speech delivery are you applying?

• Articulation

• Modulation

• Rapport

• Coordination

What principle is practiced when a speaker uses hand gestures and smiles to emphasize points?

• Modulation

• Articulation

• Facial Expressions and Gestures

• Stage Presence

Why are facial expressions and gestures important in speech delivery?

• They make the speaker appear funny

• They help convey emotions and emphasize meaning

• They distract the audience

• They are not necessary in formal speaking