LESSON 4

Question 1

❖ It is an art and process of conveying a message to your
audience using correct punctuation and expression that
can captivate and influence them.

Answer 1

SPEECH WRITING

Question 2

FOUR PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING
CHOOSING A TOPIC
1. Start with your basic interests.
2. Review your experiences.
3. Stop and look at the things around you.
4. Be like a journalist.
5. Watch the television or read the newspaper.
6. Narrow your topic and determine your purpose.

Answer 2

FOUR PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING
CHOOSING A TOPIC
1. Start with your basic interests.
2. Review your experiences.
3. Stop and look at the things around you.
4. Be like a journalist.
5. Watch the television or read the newspaper.
6. Narrow your topic and determine your purpose.

Question 3

ANALYZING THE AUDIENCE
1. ,_______ - knowledge of the audience
2. ______ - emotional connection of the audience
3. ____ - experiences of the audience

Answer 3

1. KNOW AREA -
2. FEEL AREA -
3. DO AREA -

Question 4

• This process refers to gathering of valid, credible, and
  reliable data.
• Sources of data includes books, encyclopedia, almanacs,
  magazines, newspaper, professional journals, audio
  recordings, videos and films, internet, interviews,
  lectures, surveys

Answer 4

SOURCING THE INFORMATION

Question 5

In sourcing the information, you have to evaluate them according
to the following criteria:

1. _____ - is the idea important to you and
   the audience?
2. _______ - is the idea appropriate to the
   occasion and the audience?
3. _______ - is the idea interesting to you and the
   audience?
4. _______ - do you have enough
   materials for developing your speech?

Answer 5

1. APPARENT WORTH -
2. APPROPRIATENESS -
3. INTEREST -
4. AVAILABILITY OF MATERIAL -

Question 6

• is the idea important to you and
  the audience?

Answer 6

APPARENT WORTH

Question 7

• is the idea appropriate to the
  occasion and the audience

Answer 7

APPROPRIATENESS

Question 8

• is the idea interesting to you and the
  audience?

Answer 8

INTEREST

Question 9

• do you have enough
  materials for developing your speech?

Answer 9

AVAILABILITY OF MATERIAL

Question 10

• the framework of the speech; this will serve
  as the guide in developing the speech. Well planned
  outline = effective speech

Answer 10

OUTLINE

Question 11

PARTS OF SPEECH
➢ _______ - most critical part of the speech. It is
the attention-getter and the deciding point whether or not
the listeners would continue listening to your speech

Answer 11

INTRODUCTION

Question 12

______ - contains the main points– the key ideas you
present to enable your speech accomplish its specific
purpose

Answer 12

BODY

Question 13

• functions as the summarizer of the
  entire speech; the main points and topic are brought
  together

Answer 13

CONCLUSION

Question 14

TRADITIONAL PATTERNS OF OUTLINING AND
ORGANIZING A SPEECH

➢ _______ - the arrangement of thoughts is
dependent on what transpired over time; usually used for
biographical speeches, historical events, processes,
stages of something, etc.

Answer 14

CHRONOLOGICAL

Question 15

• is good for speeches that describe a place or
  a location; it can also be used to describe an effect of
  something

Answer 15

SPATIAL

Question 16

• a.k.a cause and effect pattern and is used to
  discuss problems

Answer 16

CAUSAL

Question 17

• used to present a number of
  problems and their solutions.

Answer 17

PROBLEM-SOLUTION