Types of Speeches Flashcards

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The primary purpose of this type of speech is to entertain the crowd.

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Entertaining speech

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This type of speech focuses on educating the audience on a specific subject

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Demonstrative speech

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This type of Speech provides the audience with a piece of new information on a specific subject.

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Informative Speech

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This type of speech rely on facts and statistics and various data to ensure that the audience learns something

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Informative Speech

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The idea this speech is to persuade the audience to believe that the opinion of the speaker is the right one.

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Persuasive Speech

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This type of Speech is usually given at special ceremonies such as graduation, which involve special activities such as ribbon-cutting or inauguration ceremony.

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Oratorical Speech

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this type of Speech aims at self-improvement for the members of the audience

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Motivational Speech

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are type of speech that are common in business executive meetings and aim at encouraging employees to complete a particular task.

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Motivational Speeches

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Here, the speakers perfect their skills while being supervised by experienced speakers. It is usually associated with students who seek to hone their craft while practicing at the same time

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Forensic Speech

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are not meant to persuade the other party to switch side; instead, the speaker justifies his or her opinion.

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Debate Speech

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are of different forms, which include mock trials, public forum, impromptu, Lincoln-Douglas, extemporaneous, classical, parliamentary, and more

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Debate Speech

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As the name implies, these are speeches made at special events

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Speech Occasion Speech

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