Delivery

Question 1

Delivery definition:

Answer 1

Manner in which we speak. Mode we use to transmit words to our audience. Not what we say but how we say it

Question 2

Rate

Answer 2

Speed at which we speak

Question 3

Pitch

Answer 3

Vocal notes (high and lows of voice)

Question 4

Monotone

Answer 4

All words delivered methodically at same rate and pitch

Question 5

Inflection

Answer 5

Altering vocal tone or pitch to create emphasis

Question 6

Volume

Answer 6

Loudness or softness of voice

Question 7

Articulation

Answer 7

Distinctness with which we pronounce a word

Question 8

Vocalized fillers

Answer 8

Meaningless saying (uhm, like, and, so)

Question 9

Gestures

Answer 9

Use of hands, limbs, or body to send a message

Question 10

Platform movement

Answer 10

Walking or stepping in a directed manner while speaking.

Question 11

Material written word for word; material is primarily read

Answer 11

Manuscript

Question 12

Extemporaneous

Answer 12

Speech not written word for word

Outlined with phrases

Question 13

Every word of speech is commuted to memory

Answer 13

Memorized

Question 14

Not rehearsed “spur of the moment”

Answer 14

Impromptu

Question 15

Characteristics of a good voice

Answer 15

Quality- pleasant and friendly

Volume- don’t shout but speak loud (talk from your belly button)

Pitch- vary your pitch

Rate- a good rate is is 125-160wpm

Question 16

Delivery dynamics

Answer 16

Develop a conversational style

Use vocal variety

Use nonverbal communication

Express emotion naturally

Be credible

Develop a signature style of speaking