Value, Nature, And Role Of Oral Reading/ Skills of oral reading

Question 1

Enunciation

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Uttering of articulate sounds

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Inflection

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Change in tone or pitch of voice

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Intonation

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Reading or reciting in a particular tone

Question 4

Spoken word is used in:

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Mass communication, entertainment, education, government, and religion

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Oral reading in business

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Broadcasters reading from a manuscript, teletype, TelePrompTer, or cue card

Question 6

How to read a radio script effectively?

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“Make it sound as if it were not being read.” - Lowell Thomas (narrator for old Movietone newsreels)

Question 7

Reading at home

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Reading aloud at home is just as important as reading aloud in public

It brings family members closer together

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The nature of oral reading is?

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Practical, cohesive, and interpretive

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Oral reading is practical because?

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It provides a broad background for children, imparting information, providing mental images, and underlining principles that parents wish to instill in them

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Oral reading is cohesive because?

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It cements relationships between parents and children and between siblings

It provides a common collection of memories that can be recalled at will

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Oral reading is interpretive because?

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The intonation and inflection in the voice of the reader brings the writer’s artistic intention and the reader’s understanding of it to realization

Improves pronunciation

Question 12

Correct ____ and ____ are of utmost importance

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Pronunciation and enunciation

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A shared oral reading experience canbringd people’s minds into?

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Unison

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A minister proves scriptures with scripture,?

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Categorizing it into known doctrines, and distilling from it principles by which to live

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Interpretive reading creates?

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An illusion

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The interpretive reader attempts to?

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Express the full intent of the author

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Since oral reading is a form of communication?

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It is usually social in nature

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Masters of interpretive reading make?

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Whatever they are doing seem fresh, new, and easy

Question 19

Oral reading has?

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An individual function

Question 20

Oral reading reflects an individual’s?

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Reading characteristics, personality traits, and experiences

Question 21

For students of oral reading, a knowledge of _____ works of great writers, _____ and ____, is helpful

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The best, past and present

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What you read will affect what you?

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Think

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Good literature will increase your?

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Vocabulary

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The more you read aloud?

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The greater fluency you will achieve

The more leadership skills you will develop

Question 25

One's voice is affected by his?

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Attitude toward himself, toward his material, and toward his audience

Question 26

No ideal ____ voice exist

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Voice

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Vocal sound produced depends on?

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The length and thickness of a person's vocal cords

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Vocal sounds are amplified by?

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Resonators in the throat, nose, and mouth

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Articulators

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Lips, teeth, tongue, and hard and solar palates Divide stream of sound into syllables and words

Question 30

You can practice and improve it by?

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Developing muscle responsible for monitoring the flow of air, the diaphragm

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The quality of one's voice and reading delivery is affected by?

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Volume and the rate of speed at which one reads

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A weak or strong voice is ____ not inheroted

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Developed

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Rules for preparing a reading:

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Read material as you would speak it to a friend Pronounce words carefully: focusing on consonants of unstressed syllables (-ing) Separate your words Strive for a clear, smooth presentation

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Voice quality is also affected by?

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Pitch and resonance

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Pitch

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Tone of one's voice Determined by frequency of vibrations of vocal cords

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Stridency

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Habitually shrill quality found in voices of some people

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Sotto voice

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Tate whisper, uses a breathiness that identifies the utterance as a whisper

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A nasal sound is caused by?

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Allowing too much air to escape through one's nose

Question 39

The key to many speech problems?

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Relaxation

Question 40

Art of communication involves the use of ____ language as well as _____

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Body, voice

Question 41

Most important in communication of expression?

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Breathing | One of body's primary tasks