WorksheetsPrinciples of Speech Delivery
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
It is the way one holds one's body; a pose or position.
Posture
Gesture
Facial expression
Stage fright
It is the loudness or softness of a voice.
rate
pitch
modulation
volume
It is the manner of creating harmonious bond between the listener and the speaker.
stage presence
stage fright
audience rapport
audience needs
It refers to the speed at which a person talks.
volume
pitch
rate
articulation
It refers to the act of changing physical position.
movement
gesture
posture
facial expression
Jessica speaks loud and clear enough in front of her classmates to discuss their classroom project.
Which principle of speech delivery is present?
Articulation
Modulation
Stage presence
Facial expressions
Gestures
Pamela appears like a stone when he sees his crush passing by the gymnasium.
Which principle of speech delivery is present?
Articulation
Bodily movements
Stage presence
Facial expressions
Gestures
The boy says “flease” instead of “please” when asking his mom for an ice cream.
Which principle of speech delivery is violated?
Articulation
Bodily movements
Stage presence
Facial expressions
Gestures
The little girl gave some sweet smiling eyes upon seeing his daddy coming home.
Which principle of speech delivery is present?
Articulation
Bodily movements
Stage presence
Facial expressions
Gestures
The audience did not notice the time because they were moved by the speech of the speaker.
Which principle of speech delivery is present?
Articulation
Bodily movements
Stage presence
Good rapport
Gestures
