Speech Flashcards

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According to R.W Emerson speech is??

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“speech is power” “ speech is to persuade”, to convert, to compel”

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Quote William Penn

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“Speak properly, and in as few words as you can, but always plainly; for the end of speech is not ostentation, but to be understood

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What is speech making

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Speech making is a talk, an address or any form of oral presentation, especially in formal setting on a subject by a speaker and before an audience

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Speech making is dependent on??

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The context in which it occurs, including the participants themselves, Thier collective experiences, the physical environment and purpose of speaking

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Type of speech

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Informative speech
Demonstrative speech
Persuasive speech
Special occasion speech

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What is informative speech

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An informative speech is intended simple to inform your audience on some topic. Informative speeches are useful as an introduction to some topic that is unfamiliar to your audience

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What is demonstrative speech

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Demonstrative speech is closely related to the informative speech but rather than just pass raw information your teaching practical skills

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What is persuasive speech

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Persuasive speech is also related to Informative speech except your not just presenting raw information, your also giving your opinion on the topic and trying to persuade the audience to believe your opinion is correct.

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Examples of situations where special occasion speech is used

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  1. Toasting the bride and groom at a wedding
  2. Eulogizing a friend at a funeral
  3. Presenting or accepting an award at a banquet
  4. Introducing the main speaker
  5. Summarizing your project status at a business meeting
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Strategies for effective speaking

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  1. Know the topic
  2. Speak with purpose
  3. Be interesting and energetic
  4. Keep the speech simple
  5. Restate important point
  6. Transition effectively
  7. Use visual aids
  8. Incorporate humour
  9. Make eye contact
  10. Relax
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Steps to follow before speaking

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1) Identify the goal and purpose of the task.
2) prepare and plan for the task ahead.
3) ensure that you lower your anxiety
4) have a very deep breathing in order to down
5) it is advisable to ask for clarification of the task if your unsure of it’s goal
6) engage in positive self talk as a form rehearsal.
7) visualize yourself as succeeding
8) plan your responses and contributions, predict what the party is going to say
9) rehearse, practice silently and record yourself and listen
10) employ relation techniques
11) activate background knowledge about the task
12) relate the task to similar situation
13) predict what is going to happen ( the vocabulary needed)

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Types of sounds

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Vowel sounds
Consonant sounds

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What’re vowel sounds

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Vowel sounds can be defined as a sound which during production there is no form of obstruction, sound that is produced with free flow of air.

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Vowels are divided into??

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1)Monotones
2)Diphthongs

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What are monotones

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Monotone is a vowel sound with a single nucleus and it represented by symbol. It is a single vowel sound, it is also referred to as pure vowels

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What are Diphthongs

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Diphthongs are vowels with double sounds.thier production involves glides from one vowel to another.a Diphthong is one indivisible vowel sounds that consists of two parts.

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What’re consonants

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A consonant sound is a speech sound produced by a partial or complete obstruction of the air stream, a consonant is the result of friction, squeezing or stoping of the breath in some part of the mouth.

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What is stress

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Stress is the sound difference achieved by pronouncing one syllable more forcefully than another

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What is intonation

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Intonation is variation of spoken pitch that is not used to distinguish words; instead it is used for a range of functions such as indicating the attitudes and emotions of the speaker.

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What are accents

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Accents refers to differences in pronunciation. It refers to the way words are pronounced.