Speaking

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It is an act of making vocal sounds

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Speaking

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It is a verbal skill that involves words and sounds

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Speaking

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It is a complex cognitive and linguistic skill

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Speaking

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He constructed the mnemonic SPEAKING

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Dell Hymes (1974)

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SPEAKING stands for?

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Setting and Scene
Participants
Ends
Acts Sequence
Keys
Instrumentalities
Norms
Genres

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time, place, environment

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Setting and Scene

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Individuals, roles, relationships

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Participants

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purpose, goals, objectives

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Ends

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flow and order

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Acts Sequence

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formal or informal

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Key

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channel or medium

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Instrumentalities

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topics (trends, nurture)

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Norms

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tone or type

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Genre

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Three types of Speaking Situations

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Interactive
Partially Interactive
Non-interactive

Question 15

participants alternately speak and listen

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Interactive

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only the speaker speaks and the audience’s feedbacks is their attentiveness and small gestures

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Partially Interactive

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the audience cannot interact immediately

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Non-interactive

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Five types of Speech Style

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Intimate
Casual
Consultative
Formal
Frozen

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this style is private, which occurs between or among close family members or individuals; cannot be shared on public

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Intimate

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this style is common among peers and friends. Jargon, slang, or the vernacular language are used

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Casual

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The standard style of speech. Professional or mutually acceptable language is a must.

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Consultative

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This style is used in formal settings; one way; sermons of priests and ministers; SONA

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Formal

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remains unchanged; mostly occurs in ceremonies; Preamble, Lord’s Prayer, Allegiance to country or flag

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Frozen

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This type of speech provides information that can help the listeners understand something that is unknown to them or not yet clearly understood

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Exploratory/Informative Speech

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It is written to persuade, or convince the listeners, of the validity of the speaker's argument

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Persuasive Speech

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It is a speech that intends to captivate an audience's attention and amuse them while delivering a message

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Entertainment Speech

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showing how something works

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Demonstrative Speech

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proving your stand, must have facts

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Debate

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giving inspiration, touching the feelings

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Motivational Speech

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long and formal like a graduation speech

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Oratorical Speech

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give the speeches for special occasions (ceremonial)

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Speech of Introduction Speech of Presentation Speech of Acceptance Speech of Dedication Speech of Farewell Toast Speech Roast Speech

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speech for the dead

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Eulogy

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long poem for the dead

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Elegy

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is a process, an act, or an art of making a speech before an audience

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Public Speaking

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He elaborated the first rules of public speaking over 2000 years ago

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Aristotle

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What are the three parts of persuasion by Aristotle?

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Ethos Logos Pathos

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credibility or the speaker

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Ethos

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logic behind any conclusions drawn by a speaker

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Logos

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emotional appeal or ability to create connection between the speaker and his audience

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Pathos

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Rome's greatest orator from 50 BC

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Marcus Tullis Cicero

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Cicero wrote his treatise called "_______" where he explained his "_________".

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De Oratore, Five Cannons of Rhetoric

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What are the five canons of rhetoric by Cicero?

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Invention Arrangement Style Memory Delivery

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development and refinement of the argument

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Invention

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creation of the structure of a coherent argument

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Arrangement

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the process of determining how to present an argument, using rhetorical techniques, and choosing the words that have the greatest impact o n the audience

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Style

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the process of learning and memorizing the speech while making it sound natural

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Memory

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the process of making effective use of voice and body language

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Delivery

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Give the four methods of delivery in public speaking

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Impromptu Speaking Manuscript Speaking Extemporaneous Speaking Memorized Speaking

Question 49

prompted by the occasion rather than being planned in advance

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Impromptu Speaking

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often occur when someone is asked to "say a few words" or give a toast on a special occasion

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Impromptu Speaking

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It is also called as a very good reader. It is a type of speech that is written like a manuscript and is meant to be delivered word for word.

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Manuscript Speaking

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Used on many political and social occasions, when every word carries a lot of weight and should not be misquoted.

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Manuscript Speaking

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It is the most commonly used type of speech that helps to establish emotional connection with the audience which is built around keypoints.

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Extemporaneous Speaking

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

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Extemporaneous Speaking

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

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Memorized Speaking

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Give the Three P's of Successful Public Speaking

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Preparation Practice Performance

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Give the three key elements of preparation

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audience purpose direction of the speech

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It allows you to discover awkward phrases and tongue-twisters that are hard to notice when you first write your speech

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Practice

Question 57

it is the fear of public speaking

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Glossophobia`

Question 57

It reduces nervousness and helps transform anxiety into excitement on the day of the presentation

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Practice

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Give some practical ways to overcome fear of public speaking

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Deep breathing Shifting focus outwards Visualizing Focusing on facts, not fears Building your speech on clarity, not complexity