english Flashcards
Are delivered with prepared notes and can have preparation time from a few minutes to half-an-hour.
extemporaneous speech
Webster’s dictionary defines the word “impromptu” as “made, done, or formed on or as if on the spur of the moment; composed or uttered without previous preparation.
impromptu speech
refers to a formal and eloquent speech delivered in a public setting, often to persuade, inform, or inspire an audience.
oration
the speaker
orator
the craft of conveying thoughts
oratory
Indian patriot leader during the time India was a British colony
mahatma gandhi
corruption by desire
chanda-gati
straying away from the right way
dosa-gati
ignorance
moga-gati
fear and cause of other a-gati
bhaya-gati
icon of democracy in Myanmar
grantee of the Nobel Peace Prize
efused to prompt brutality while under house arrest
Aung San Suu Kyi
solid explanation or an event when you express something with a great deal of feeling;
lines are delivered with strong emotion to create great impact
declamation
money from the government to keep the payment of a product or service low.
subsidy
the process of getting officially recognized in a particular field
accreditation
a period of someones rule
regime
an outward show of politeness
nicety
to prevent or discourage
deter
a journalistic text that tackles the events of the day
hard news report or news report
not considered as news article because it tackles not the writer’s opinion based on the news topic of the day
editorial or opinion article
a journalistic text that appeals to the readers interest/ may contain more photos than a hard news report
feature article
focuses on games and sporting events
sports news article
the title of a newspaper article that is commonly printed in large letters
headline
this is the name of the writer and his/her specialty
byline
this is the place where the story or event happens
placeline
this is the opening paragraph of a news story. it is the most important part of the news story because it gives readers the most important information in a clear, concise manner.
lead
do not overuse adjectives in leads.
flowery language
a type of writing that presents the news and information
journalistic writing
3 abc
accuracy, brevity, clarity
THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF LEAD. IT GIVES A SUMMARY OF THE STORY
traditional lead
uses short, forceful statement that attract the readers attention, it is always followed by a summary lead that will give you context
punch lead
ALWAYS FOLLOWED BY A NUT PARAGRAPH THAT WILL PROVIDE CONTEXT
question lead
MAKE SURE THAT THE QUESTION YOULL USE IS RELEVANT IN THE WHOLE STORY IT IS USUALLY USED IN FEATURE STORIES
qoutation lead
Sanskrit poet and Indian dramatist in the 5th century
kalidasa
