Memorize Speech

Question 1

requires you to commit the speech to memory so that you do not bring your notes when delivering.

Answer 1

memorized speech

Question 2

what are the 4 Disadvantages of the Memorized Speech?

Answer 2

1. You might forget what you are supposed to say.
2. You might memorize the speech mechanically.
3. You might focus on merely remembering the content.
4. You might be too tied up in remembering your script.

Question 3

what are the 4 Advantages of the Memorized Speech?

Answer 3

1. You do not need notes anymore
2. You can plan gestures, facial expressions, and movements
3. You can concentrate on visual aids and props
4. You become more confident

Question 4

You should focus on one paragraph at a time

Answer 4

Breaking it down

Question 5

Recite the first paragraph and move on to the second

Answer 5

Build it up

Question 6

Try verbalizing your speech as you memorize it

Answer 6

Speak out

Question 7

Identify a key point in every paragraph

Answer 7

Identify keys

Question 8

Take a break for some hours or for a day

Answer 8

Have a break

Question 9

Record yourself delivering the speech and listen to it over and over again

Answer 9

Record and listen

Question 10

Write one key point on the one note card

Answer 10

Use note cards

Question 11

what are the 7 Tips for Memorizing a Speech?

Answer 11

1. Breaking it down. You should focus on one paragraph at a time
2. Build it up. Recite the first paragraph and move on to the second
3. Speak out. Try verbalizing your speech as you memorize it
4. Identify keys. Identify a key point in every paragraph
5. Have a break. Take a break for some hours or for a day
6. Record and listen. Record yourself delivering the speech and listen to it over and over again
7. Use note cards. Write one key point on the one note card