WorksheetsThinking about Thinking
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
The Speech Act Theory was introduced by John L. Austin (1962) and developed by Searle (1969).
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Nomination is when someone suggests or agrees on a topic.
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Communication breakdown happens when the speaker is not understood by the receiver.
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Pledge of Allegiance or Panatang Makabayan
is an example of speech using Formal Style.
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The Frozen Communicative Speech Style is static and ritualistic.
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Friends and acquaintances use Casual Style of communicating.
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Locution is to utterance; Illocution is to response; and, Perlocution is to intended meaning.
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The situation calls for a repair when communication breakdown does not happen.
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Termination is winding up and ending a discussion.
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When sticking to topic throughout a discussion depicts turn-taking.
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It is the use of actions to communicate something.
Rapport with audience
Gestures and movements
Modulation
Articulation
This is a type of speech that stresses facts to change beliefs and moving the audience to act.
Persuasive
Informative
Entertainment
Extemporaneous
This is a type of speech that gives valuable points to audience through the use of humor.
Persuasive
Informative
Entertainment
Extemporaneous
This talks about the connection with listeners that makes them pay attention to the speaker.
Gestures and Movements
Modulation
Articulation
Rapport with audience
This refers to the change in tone, pitch, and volume of sound in delivering speeches.
Rapport with audience
Articulation
Modulation
Gestures and Movements
