CH32 - Methods of Speech Delivery Flashcards

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What are the four methods of speech delivery?

A

Impromptu, Manuscript, Memorized, Extemporaneous

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What is an impromptu speech?

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The presentation of a short message without advanced preparation

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What is a key advantage of impromptu speaking?

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It is spontaneous and responsive in an animated group context

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What is a key disadvantage of impromptu speaking?

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The message may be disorganized and difficult for listeners to follow

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What structure can be used for organizing an impromptu speech?

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Using numbers: ‘Two main reasons…’ or ‘Three parts of our plan…’

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What is a manuscript speech?

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The word-for-word iteration of a written message

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What is a key advantage of manuscript speaking?

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It allows for the exact repetition of original words

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What is a key disadvantage of manuscript speaking?

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It tends to be uninteresting and prevents eye contact with the audience

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What is memorized speaking?

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Reciting a written message that the speaker has committed to memory

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What is a key advantage of memorized speeches?

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It allows the speaker to maintain eye contact with the audience

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What is a key disadvantage of memorized speeches?

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If the speaker loses their place, it can be difficult to continue

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What is extemporaneous speaking?

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

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What is a key advantage of extemporaneous speaking?

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It promotes the perception of the speaker as knowledgeable and credible

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Why is extemporaneous speaking preferred in rhetorical theory?

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It engages the audience both verbally and nonverbally

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True or False: A manuscript speech is typically more engaging than an extemporaneous speech.

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False

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16
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Fill in the blank: An extemporaneous speech is delivered using _______.

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[brief notes]

17
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What is the primary goal of considering speech delivery methods?

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To effectively engage your audience

18
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What can happen if a speaker relies too heavily on a manuscript?

A

They may become unengaging and lose audience connection

19
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What is a common situation where impromptu speaking occurs?

A

Self-introductions in group settings

20
Q

What is the importance of practicing impromptu speaking?

A

To reduce vocalized pauses in formal settings

21
Q

What can help maintain audience attention during a manuscript speech?

A

The audience must already be interested in the message and speaker

22
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What is a common use of memorized speeches?

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When the message needs to be exact and the speaker wants to avoid notes

23
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What should a speaker avoid doing when delivering an impromptu speech?

A

Making self-deprecating comments about being unprepared

24
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What can an extemporaneous speaker do during their speech?

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Adapt to their audience and make adjustments as necessary