extempo

Question 1

presentation of a short message
without advance preparation

Answer 1

impromptu speaking

Question 2

is the presentation of a carefully
planned and rehearsed speech,
spoken in a conversational manner
using brief notes.

Answer 2

extemporaneous speaking

Question 3

is the word-for-word iteration
of a written message.

Answer 3

manuscript speaking

Question 4

is the rote recitation of a
written message that the
speaker has committed to
memory.

Answer 4

memorized speaking

Question 5

Point - Start off by making a clear point about the subject you’re speaking about.

Reason - Describe your reason for that particular point.

Example - Give a few examples to illustrate.

Point - Finish with some concluding remarks to wrap up
your story.

Answer 5

PREP

Question 6

A structured manner of responding to a behavioral-
based question by discussing the specific situation, task, action, and result of the situation you are describing.

Answer 6

STAR

Question 7

Answer Reason Example Message

use this format to give an opinion, reinforce
a stance or share an idea. Begin with an
answer (Y/N; Agree/Disagree); I believe that
(reason)…. For example… Emphasize your stance with a (Message)!

Answer 7

AREM

Question 8

Expressing your thesis statement then inserting your own story/narrative as an
example. Realting your narrative to the audience. Thus, drawing out a conclusion/realization/call for action at the end of your speech.

Answer 8

PROPOSITION-NARRATIVE

Question 9

The thesis statement is followed by a series of
situations which demonstrates cause-effect
relationship (at least 3 situations). Then proceeding with a conclusion.

Answer 9

PROPOSITION-CAUSE-AND-EFFECT

Question 10

Establish your stance/topic. Add up a discussion
about its purpose, importance and relevance to
the audience. Conclude by emphasizing your thesis statement.

Answer 10

PROPOSITION-DISCUSS-EMPHASIS