Oral Communication: Quiz on Principles of Speech Writing Flashcards

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How many principles of effective speech writing are there?

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4

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What are the 4 principles of effective speech writing?

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  1. Audience Analysis
  2. Choosing a Topic
  3. Sourcing Information
  4. Outlining and Organizing
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3
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Looking into profile of target audience

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Audience Analysis

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4
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This is done to tailor-fit your speech content and delivery to audience

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Audience Analysis

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5
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What are the 3 types of audience analysis?

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  • Demography
  • Situation
  • Psychology
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Considers age range, male-female ratio, educational background and affiliations or degree program taken, nationality, economic status, academic or corporate designations

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Demography

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Considers time, venue, occasion, and
size/number

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Situation

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Considers values, beliefs, attitudes, preferences, cultural and racial ideologies, and needs.

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Psychology

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What does Audience Analysis: Demography consider?

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  • age range
  • male-female ratio
  • educational background and affiliations or degree program taken
  • nationality
  • economic status
  • academic or corporate desginations
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What does Audience Analysis: Situation consider?

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  • time
  • venue
  • occasion
  • size/number
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What does Audience Analysis: Psychology consider?

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  • values
  • beliefs
  • attitudes
  • preferences
  • cultural and racial ideologies
  • needs
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12
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What are the 3 purpose of the speech?

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  • Informative
  • Persuasive
  • Entertainment
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13
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Start with something you know or interested to know

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Choosing a Topic

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What are the 3 questions you need to answer before choosing a topic?

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  1. Is the topic interesting to my audience?
  2. Is it timely and relevant?
  3. Are there available sources of information on it?
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15
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What must be of the level of knowledge of both the speaker and the audience?

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Topic

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16
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This is where you collect ideas, information, sources, and
references relevant or related to your specific topic

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Sourcing Information

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17
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You must list as many information sources as possible

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Sourcing Information

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18
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Give examples of information sources

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  • video
  • textbooks
  • other print sources such as magazines, journals, and newspapers
  • surveys/questionnaires
  • microfilms
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19
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What must you bear in mind when sourcing information?

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take note of each source

20
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Are structures

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Outlines

21
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What can help you organize your ideas related to your topic?

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Outlines

22
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Outlines are structures that helps organize ideas related to topic

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Outlining and Organizing

23
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A hierarchical list showing relationship of ideas

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Outline

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Helps see all ideas are in line with main idea or message

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Outline

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What are the 3 elements of an outline?

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  1. Introduction
  2. Body
  3. Conclusion
26
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Write _______ based on how you want your ideas to develop

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Outline

27
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Table Format of an Outline

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  1. Purpose
  2. Specific Purpose
  3. Topic
  4. Pattern
  5. Introduction
  6. Body
  7. Conclusion
28
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What are the 5 types of outlines?

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  • Chronological Outline
  • Spatial/Geographical Outline
  • Cause and Effect
  • Problem-Solution
  • Topical Outline
29
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Historical approach like from past to present

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Chronological Outline

30
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What is an example of chronological outline?

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Development of Ilocos Region from Region from Martial Law to the Present

31
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Going from one place to another

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Spatial/Geographical Outline

32
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What is an example of Spatial/Geographical Outline

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The Heritage Churches of Pampanga

33
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Discussion of both cause and effect of issue

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Cause and Effect

34
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What is an example of Cause and Effect?

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The Fish Kill in Laguna de Bay

35
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explains problem and suggests possible solution

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Problem-Solution

36
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What is an example of Problem-Solution?

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Cleaning Up Manila Bay

37
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Divides topic into subtopics based on importance

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Topical Outline

38
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Divides topic into subtopics based on importance

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Topical Outline

39
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What is an example of Topical Outline?

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Social Media Have Made Us Anti-Social

40
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Depends on type of audience

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Word Choice

41
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What things to consider when choosing words?

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  • Situation
  • Occasion
  • Event which you will deliver the speech
42
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Not expected to be perfectly proficient in it

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Grammatical Correctness

43
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Must master language to avoid grammatical lapses

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Grammatical Correctness

44
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What are ways to prevent Grammatical Errors?

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  • Make time to edit it
  • Have it edited for grammatical lapses
45
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Practice thinking and expounding ideas based on outline

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Grammatical Correctness: Extemporaneous

46
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Record speech and listen to yourself

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Grammatical Correctness

47
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Ask somebody to listen and ask for feedback

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Grammatical Correctness