part 2 GEC 13

Question 1

are important historical documents or moments and literature, and they don’t always fit neatly into one of the three primary genre categories.

Answer 1

Speeches

Question 2

formal address given
to an audience.

Answer 2

Speech

Question 4

can be found in prose, drama, and poetry, and their primary goals are to persuade, inform,
demonstrate, or entertain a reader, an audience, or other characters.

Answer 4

Speech

Question 4

Primary Speech Forms

Answer 4

• Persuasive
• Informational
• Demonstrative
• Special Occasion
• Debate

Question 4

They can also be used in nonfiction or fiction,
depending on their purpose and use.

Answer 4

Speech

Question 5

Meant to inspire or persuade an audience to take action or accept the speake’s point of view

Answer 5

Persuasive

Question 6

Provides information about a particular topic, issue, or data

Answer 6

Informative

Question 7

Often utilizes visuls, including grphs, charts and pictures to help convey key pieces of presentations

Answer 7

Informative

Question 8

Gives step-by-step visual and verbal instructions on how to accomplis a task

Answer 8

Demonstrative

Question 8

Given at milestone events to a varied audience, usually very personal in nature

Answer 8

Special Occasion

Question 9

Includes wedding toasts, eulogies, commemortions, comedic roasts, acceptance or resigntions and tributes

Answer 9

Special Occasions

Question 10

Follows rules of parliamentary procedures, or is carefully moderated by a neutral third party

Answer 10

Debate

Question 10

A formal discussion or argument, usually with prepared notes

Answer 10

Debate

Question 11

Types or categories of literature

Answer 11

Genres