Principles of Speech Delivery

Question 1

is the shaping of speech sounds (consonants and vowels) by the tongue, lips, palate, jaw, and teeth, which are called articulators. It includes both the utterance of words or pronunciation, and the clarity of speech sounds or enunciation.

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Articulation

Question 2

refers to the highness or lowness of a voice

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Pitch

Question 3

is the vocal energy or intensity exerted by a speaker

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Power

Question 4

also called rate, is the speed of a speaker’s utterance

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Pace

Question 5

refers to varying the voice in terms of pitch, power, and pace, which makes a speech more pleasing to the ear and allows a speaker to convey the right emotions.

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Modulation

Question 6

It involves the speaker’s appearance, projection, and manner on the stage

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Stage Presence

Question 7

reveal the speaker’s emotions and signal to the audience the interpretation of the given message.

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Facial expressions

Question 8

purposeful movements of the head, arms, hands, and other parts of the body.

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Gestures

Question 9

or the act of moving from one spot to another during delivery, can signal transition from one idea to the next.

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Movements

Question 10

establishing a relationship with the audience by engaging them and connecting with them.

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Rapport with the audience