Types Of Speech (O.C)

Question 1

• delivered by reading from a
  written text, a paper script or
  a teleprompter
• (verbatim)
• typically used w h e n time is
  l i m i t e d

Answer 1

Manuscript speech

Question 2

• requires the speaker to
  commit the speech to
  m e m o r y
• no bringing of your note
• typically used when time is
  n o t l i m i t e d

Answer 2

Memorized speech

Question 3

• delivered with little or no
  time for preparation
• In this kind of speech,
  listening, brainstorming,
  analyzing, buying time and
  not rushing to speak are the
  usual m o d e s t expectations.

Answer 3

Impromptu speech

Question 4

• This is a planned and
  prepared speech
• It is delivered with the help o
  the short notes and a clear
  outline.

Answer 4

Extemporaneous speech

Question 5

the branch of linguistics that
studies and interprets messages based on
their tone and style.

Answer 5

Stylistics

Question 6

unique way in which the speech
message is delivered to the audience.

Answer 6

Speakers style

Question 7

patterns of speaking characterized
by distinctive pronunciation.

Answer 7

Speech style

Question 8

Types of
Speech STYLE

Answer 8

• intimate
• casual
• consultative
• formal
• frozen

Question 9

used between people who have very
close relationships

Answer 9

Intimate

Question 10

share experiential knowledge in common

Answer 10

Intimate

Question 11

do not care about grammar or pronunciation

Answer 11

Intimate

Question 12

do not plan or monitor their speech and may in
fact employ a lot of sentence fragments and
broken speech

Answer 12

Intimate

Question 13

conversational way of talking used
among friends.

Answer 13

Casual

Question 14

use a lot of trendy words and phrases

Answer 14

Casual

Question 15

speaks in incomplete sentences; uses slang

Answer 15

Casual

Question 16

not conscious about pronunciation, grammar or
choice of words

Answer 16

Casual

Question 17

speaks in complete sentences in
order to minimize misunderstanding

Answer 17

Consultative

Question 18

speaker pronounces words well;chooses
words carefully

Answer 18

Consultative

Question 19

communicators who are not very familiar to each
other or between two parties who have different
social positions.

Answer 19

Consultative

Question 20

conversational style in which the speaker constantly observes
the listener’s verbal and nonverbal cues for feedback as to
whether the speaker seems to be giving too little or too much
information.

Answer 20

Consultative

Question 21

speaking in formal settings no
matter how the participants are
related to each other.

Answer 21

Formal

Question 22

language spoken in formal style
speaker usually prepares in advance so that
content is logically organized and the structure is polished.

Answer 22

Formal

Question 23

The choice of words is predisposed to the standard language.

Answer 23

Formal

Question 24

The sentences and paragraphs are interconnected through
cohesion devices

Answer 24

Formal

Question 25

The rendering of the utterance is monotone and formal.

Answer 25

Frozen

Question 26

The language used in this speech style is often filled with allusions and rich lexicon.

Answer 26

Frozen

Question 27

often seen in formal ceremonies and rituals like weddings, baptism and other proclamations with formulaic statements

Answer 27

Frozen

Question 28

very formal style which is characterized by the lack of participation and feedback giving from the receiver’s end

Answer 28

Frozen

Question 29

the way or style the speaker delivers his speech,

Answer 29

Articulation

Question 30

which refers to the pitch or tone of your voice so that the audience can clearly hear and understand the speech,

Answer 30

Modulation

Question 31

, gestures and movements which are forms of nonverbal communication that helps in bolstering the speaker's message during a speech delivery and lastly,

Answer 31

Facial expression

Question 32

which refers to charisma and charm of a theater actor or performer. It establishes rapport with the audience

Answer 32

Stage Presence