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Campaign and Advocacy Speeches

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is defined as the “series of activities designed to produce a particular result.”

a)

campaign

b)

advocacy

2.

It is a campaign that involves nongovernment organizations and institutions that promote social change.

a)

civil society campaign

b)

election campaign

3.

It is campaign that includes candidates running for an electoral office.

a)

election campaign

b)

civil society campaign

4.

“It is high time to clamor for justice and equality. We, the people of this country, should act now against the cruelties and oppressions done by these people in power. They are not serving the country, but only themselves toward their personal gains.” In what kind of campaign is the passage above most likely used?

a)

civil society campaign

b)

election campaign

5.

“I love this country. I have no other dream but to make it the safest and most developed among ASEAN countries. I vow to make all these things happen in a matter of short time.” In what kind of campaign is the passage above most likely used?

a)

civil society campaign

b)

election campaign

6.

It is “the act or process of supporting cause or an issue.”

a)

campaign

b)

advocacy

7.

A speech must be delivered in a natural, __________, confident, and __________ manner

a)

enthusiastic; direct

b)

happy; complicated

8.

Election campaign speech follows problem-solution order organization.

(a)  

9.

Introduction, body, and conclusion are the general structure of an election campaign speech

(a)  

10.

The speaker use signpost to point out the main ideas in the speech.

(a)  

11.

The two purposes of advocacy are to make the audience feel concerned about the subject and to call for action.

(a)  

12.

You are conscious of your pronunciation and intonation when speaking in front of an audience. To make you overcome this problem, you should practice the speech in order to make the right pronunciation as well as to learn how to

control your intonation.

(a)  

13.

It is important to see the venue of your speech before delivering it so that realistic expectations can be set, and it will not be overwhelming for the speaker.

(a)  

14.

The possible effect of inappropriate and too many hand gestures while speaking is that it might not distract the audience as well as give the correct impression.

(a)  

15.

Maintaining eye contact with your audience while delivering your speech helps build good rapport with them.

(a)