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Question 1

The speaker memorizes what he or she is going to say word-for-word.

Answer 1

MEMORIZED SPEECH

Question 2

The speaker reads aloud while holding the speech text.

Answer 2

MANUSCRIPT SPEECH

Question 3

The speaker prepares for the speech in advance but delivers it mastered (not memorized) and with minimal notes.

Answer 3

EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

Question 4

4 TYPE OF SPEECH ACCORDING TO DELIVER

Answer 4

MEMORIZED SPEECH
MANUSCRIPT SPEECH
IMPROMPTU SPEECH
EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

Question 5

The speaker delivers a speech aimed at providing information about a person, place, thing, or event.

Answer 5

SPEECH TO INFORM

Question 6

The speaker delivers a speech that provides step-by-step instructions on
how to do something

Answer 6

SPEECH TO INSTRUCT

Question 7

The speaker delivers a speech intended to stir the emotions of the
audience. An entertaining speech may amuse, inspire, or encourage

Answer 7

SPEECH TO ENTERTAIN

Question 8

The speaker delivers a speech designed to convince the audience to think in a certain way or do something.

Answer 8

SPEECH TO
PERSUADE

Question 9

4 TYPES OF SPEECHES ACCORDING TO PURPOSE

Answer 9

1. SPEECH TO INFORM
2. SPEECH TO INSTRUCT
3. SPEECH TO ENTERTAIN
4. SPEECH PERSUADE

Question 10

5 REPAIR STRATEGIES

Answer 10

1. REPHRASING
2. USING EXAMPLES
3. SEEKING CLARIFICATION
4. REPEATING
5. MODIFYING

Question 11

when a speaker realizes that the listening does not grasp what has been said, the speaker “repairs” the situation by restating the idea in a different way

Answer 11

REPHRASING

Question 12

a speaker would use examples to make sure that the listening understands the concept being discussed

Answer 12

USING EXAMPLE

Question 13

a speaker would use phrases like “excuse me?” and “i think i missed that”

Answer 13

SEEKING CLARIFICATION

Question 14

a speaker can modify the wat of delivering the message by either removing or adding something

Answer 14

MODIFYING

Question 15

a speaker can repeat words when the audience cant understand something

Answer 15

REPEATING

Question 16

is an
academic writing that aims
to persuade readers to
adopt the writer’s point of
view on an issue or agree
with a suggested course of
action.

Answer 16

persuasive speech

Question 17

Parts of Persuasive Speech

Answer 17

introduction
body
conclusion

Question 18

7 catchy hooks include:

Answer 18

a. Opening with unusual detail
b. Opening with strong statement
c. Opening with quotation
d. Opening with an anecdote
e. Opening with a statistic or fact
f. Opening with a question
g. Opening with an exaggeration or
outrageous statement.

Question 19

to catch the
reader’s attention.

Answer 19

catchy hook

Question 20

expresses your clear
stand in an issue and the proposition,
argument, or view you are going to discuss.

Answer 20

thesis statement

Question 21

4 Types of Evidence

Answer 21

Facts, Statistics, Quotes, Examples

Question 22

4 Types of Call of Action

Answer 22

With a prediction
With a question
With a quotation

Question 23

refers to the credibility of the
speaker.

Answer 23

Ethos

Question 24

refers to the access to emotions
and values.

Answer 24

Pathos

Question 25

refers to the use of logic, reasoning, evidence, or facts to back up claims.

Answer 25

Logos

Question 26

refers to the process of asserting an idea through logical reasoning, calid justification, and conclusive evidence

Answer 26

argumentation

Question 27

is characterized as a kind of speech that discusses arguments on opposing viewpoints

Answer 27

argumentative speech

Question 28

Structure of argumentative speech

Answer 28

introduction, argument development, refusing the opposite argument, conclusion

Question 29

talks about the issue at hand

Answer 29

background information

Question 30

is the statement supporting your argument

Answer 30

claim

Question 31

pertains to the factual information, which is utilized to support the claims

Answer 31

evidence

Question 33

3 TYPES OF CLAIMS

Answer 33

claim of fact, value, policy

Question 34

this type of claim proves or suggests that the given idea or concept may either be true or false

Answer 34

claim of fact

Question 35

this type of claim argues or proposes that an opinion, evaluation or judgement is either good/bad, right/wrong

Answer 35

claim of value

Question 36

this type of claim convinces or persuades the reader to consider and take a certain course of action

Answer 36

claim of policy

Question 37

3 steps in writing an argumentative speech

Answer 37

1. pre-writing stage 2. during writing stage 3.post-writing stage

Question 38

was a popular French author who wrote under the pen name Guy de Maupassant.

Answer 38

Henri Ren Albert Guy de Maupassant

Question 39

is any intentional interaction with a text to improve the reader's understanding, recollection, and reaction to the material.

Answer 39

Annotating