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Q2 ST1 OralCom

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 14mins

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Class
Date
1.

In memorizing a speech, which of the following statements is INCORRECT?

a)

Memorizing a speech lets you figure out the exact wording ahead of time.

b)

You are forced to spend an enormous amount of time in committing the speech to memory

c)

Speakers who memorize often sound as if they are speaking from their memory, not their heart

d)

The text recommends the memorized method for extremely important occasions, such as a college commencement

2.

Mary is invited in a seminar. How will she know if the speaker is giving an extemporaneous speech?

a)

The speaker is reading a manuscript.

b)

The speaker uses no notes and recites a memorized text.

c)

The speaker uses a few notes to look at and talks in a conversational tone.

d)

The title 'Extemporaneous Speaker' is listed by his/her name in the program.

3.

Thalia is worried that giving a memorized speech may be boring. What advice could you give her to make sure it is not?

a)

Relax, breathe, and write the speech in language that is familiar

b)

Focus only on getting the lines right and not on the audience's response to the speech

c)

Give the speech as quickly as possible so that audience members will have to focus to keep up

d)

Give the speech as quickly as possible so that audience members will have to focus to keep up

4.

What is the advantage of the speaker when delivering a memorized speech?

a)

No important words left out

b)

Varying of voice and gestures

c)

Building connection with the audience

d)

Conveying the main points in the speech

5.

In a press conference, Dr. Zung, a medical expert who developed a vaccine for Covid-19, delivers his study on the vaccine’s efficacy. Which of the methods of speaking will he most likely to use?

a)

Memorized

b)

Manuscript

c)

Impromptu

d)

Extemporaneous

6.

Neil will do an oration during the celebration of the English month. What kind of speech will he do?

a)

Memorized

b)

Manuscript

c)

Impromptu

d)

Extemporaneous

7.

Justin was assigned to do a report about the implementation of federalism in the Philippines. He did a research and made an outline about it. What kind of speech did she do?

a)

Memorized

b)

Manuscript

c)

Impromptu

d)

Extemporaneous

8.

Which of the following persons is most likely to deliver an impromptu speech?

a)

A mother

b)

A teacher

c)

A comedian

d)

A newscaster

9.

Raphael is preparing to deliver a memorized speech. He wants to make sure that he does not look awkward in front of the audience. Which of the following is the best thing he should do?

a)

He should practice the speech repeatedly in order to remember the words by heart.

b)

He should watch himself in front of a mirror as he practices delivering the speech.

c)

He should record his voice on an audio recorder and listen to it to assess how he would sound.

d)

He should keep the speech short so that he would not have to stand in front of the audience for a long time

10.

Why do you think extemporaneous speaking is a popular and preferred method of delivery of many speakers?

a)

It gives the speaker flexibility

b)

It takes only a short time to prepare for

c)

It helps improve the speaker’s confidence and memory

d)

It requires a shorter speech than other methods of delivery

11.

Ms. Gamboa is running for presidency. He will give a speech in front of the voters. What type of speech will Mr. Gamboa likely to deliver?

a)

Informative speech

b)

Persuasive speech

c)

Demonstrative speech

d)

Entertainment speech

12.

Which of the following is TRUE about entertainment speeches?

a)

They may inform and persuade as well.

b)

They are supposed to be funny all the time

c)

They influence the audience to accept the speaker’s position

d)

They expand the knowledge about the topic they are familiar with

13.

A medical researcher at a professional convention delivers a report to colleagues on new research concerning cancer. Which one of the methods of speaking is she most likely to use?

a)

Memorized

b)

Extemporaneous

c)

Manuscript

d)

Impromptu

14.

Megan will be delivering an entertainment speech. Which of the following could be her aim?

a)

To demonstrate how to produce a short comedy film.

b)

To honor a friend by making a toast to her on her 18th birthday celebration.

c)

To honor a friend by making a toast to her on her 18th birthday celebration.

d)

To provide information to an audience about the benefits of using ecobricks for building houses

15.

When a speaker gives a speech without prior planning or preparation, it is a(n):

a)

Impromptu speech

b)

Memorized speech

c)

Extemporaneous speech

d)

Manuscript speech

16.

Which one of the following statements is true?

a)

When you walk to the lectern, start speaking immediately

b)

All gestures are acceptable

c)

You can use physical movement, such as walking, to emphasize a transition from one point of your speech to another

d)

You should always have a happy expression on your face.

17.

Informative speech: Teacher Karel discussing the figures of speech

Demonstrative speech: ______?_____

a)

Mr. Solis an archaeologist, presenting some artifacts

b)

Dr. Magno giving a prognosis

c)

Chef Coco showing how to cook beef and mushroom

d)

Cong and Viy displaying their brand-new car

18.

Axel is anxious and confuse of what will be the outcome of his speech while waiting for his turn. What qualities of a good informative speaker he should remember?

a)

Credibility and Clarity

b)

Credibility and Capacity

c)

Credibility and Accuracy

d)

Credibility and Knowledge

19.

Who among of the following is giving a persuasive speech?

a)

A salesman speaking about and peddling his wares

b)

A teacher discussing subject-verb-agreement

c)

A life coach sharing about what it means to be a good leader

d)

A show host giving thoughts to ponder

20.

In organizing an impromptu speech, one should focus in preparing the following EXCEPT

a)

An apology for lack of preparation

b)

Point

c)

Support

d)

Conclusion