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G11 - Principles of Speech Writing and Delivery

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The following are tips on obtaining information from different sources EXCEPT

a)

Identify the purpose of an activity

b)

Check the background of an author or publisher

c)

Look for a reputable sources

d)

Check whether the information is current

2.

Which part of the speech uses details, evidence, statistics, and testimonies?

a)

Introduction

b)

Body

c)

Outline

d)

Conclusion

3.

What function of a good introduction is evident when a speaker tells an anecdote as a strong statement?

a)

Hook

b)

Grab the audience's attention

c)

Giving an overview of the speech

d)

Reiterates the thesis statement

4.

What term denotes the smooth transition of one paragraph to another?

a)

Transitional words

b)

Logical organization

c)

Grammatical correctness

d)

Word choice

5.

Which of the following are transitional words for illustration?

a)

for instance

b)

similarly

c)

moreover

d)

more importantly

6.

When checking the grammar of your speech, which should you consider? Check all that applies.

a)

use present tense

b)

use spoken word

c)

avoid run-ons and fragments

d)

avoid words that will offend your audience

e)

use active voice

7.

Check if the statement is TRUE

a)

It is natural for speeches to change in tone and word choice.

b)

Respecting audience is important when delivering a speech.

8.

Which of the following is an example of run-on sentence?

a)

listening "All too well 10 minute version song"

b)

Taylor Swift recently releases her "RED" Album last Nov. 19, 2021.

c)

can't buy happiness

d)

I was hungry I ate a sandwich

9.

In sourcing information, which of the following sources contains a collection of articles written for professionals in a particular field?

a)

Encyclopedia

b)

magazines

c)

Journals

d)

Books

10.

These are sets of books arranged alphabetically and contain general information about various content.

a)

Newspapers

b)

Books

c)

Journals

d)

Encyclopedia

11.

It answers the questions:

How long will your speech be? When is your

speech?

a)

Duration

b)

Audience profile

c)

Modulation

d)

Word choice

12.

It explains the forms and structure of words and how they are arranged in sentences

a)

Word choice

b)

Articulation

c)

Grammatical Correctness

d)

Modulation

13.

It refers to the certain charisma and charm that a speaker or performer possesses that draws in an audience and commands their full attention.

a)

Facial Expressions, Gestures, and Movements

b)

Stage Presence

c)

Rapport with the audience

d)

Grammatical correctness

14.

It is a manner in which something is expressed in words. It is also the style of expression.

a)

Grammatical correctness

b)

Modulation

c)

Word choice

d)

Logical organization

15.

It entails looking into the profile of your target audience. This is done so you can tailor-fit your speech content and delivery to your audience.

a)

Logical organization

b)

Audience profile

c)

Rapport with the audience

d)

Stage Presence

16.

It varies in terms of pitch, power, and pace makes a speech more pleasing to the ear and allowing a speaker to convey the right emotions.

a)

Audience profile

b)

Facial Expressions, Gestures, and Movements

c)

Modulation

d)

Articulation

17.

It is the coordination of verbal and nonverbal messages is essential to successfully deliver the message of the speech.

a)

Duration

b)

Modulation

c)

Facial Expressions, Gestures, and Movements

d)

Rapport with Audience

18.

It contains Time Order Pattern/Chronological Pattern, Topical Pattern, Spatial Pattern

a)

Articulation

b)

Facial Expressions, Gestures, and Movements

c)

Duration

d)

Logical organization

19.

It means engaging the audience and connecting with them.

a)

Rapport with the Audience

b)

Articulation

c)

Grammatical correctness

d)

Audience profile

20.

It is the shaping of speech sounds (consonants and vowels) by the tongue, lips, palate, jaw, and teeth.

a)

Word choice

b)

Stage Presence

c)

Rapport with the audience

d)

Articulation