Oral Com Finals

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We speak to help our listeners expand their knowledge about something. We add up to their knowledge of an idea, a concept or a process by providing our audience with explanations, examples, statistics and/or illustrations. Without clarification and interpretation, information is meaningless.

Speaking to Inform

A speaker who seeks to amuse and divert listeners so that they can relax and enjoy themselves has' to entertain' as purpose for his speech delivery. A ceremonial speech, like introduction of an awardee or a toast at a wedding, is an example of a communicative activity that aims to entertain. Other examples are after-dinner speeches, travel lectures, commencement addresses, and even eulogies.

Speaking to Entertain

If a speaker seeks to influence the belief and actions of the listeners, then he is speaking to persuade. If, for example, a speaker is encouraging the listeners to create a web page by citing its importance and how they can earn profit from it, he is no longer informing but rather inspiring and persuading.

Speaking to Persuade and Inspire

considers the environment or occasion

Appropriateness

Use simple yet precise and powerful words. Be direct to the point!

Brevity

State your message and express your ideas and feelings to avoid misinterpretation.

Clarity

Consider gender, roles, ethnicity, preferences, and status of the person or people you are talking to.

Ethics

Charm your audience. through the use of vivid words.

Vividness

stares, smiles, tone of voice, movements, manners of walking, standing and sitting, appearance, style of attire, attitude towards time and space, personality, gestures

Nonverbal Communication

Prior to departure, please terminate the illumination. KEEP IT SHORT Because of the heavy precipitation outpour, we all need to carry our defense gadget.

Brevity

I am not unhappy that's why I am in front of you today (with a sad face).

Clarity

She was so excited because the clothes she bought fit her perfectly. She was so excited! Everybody says she's fabulous in her body-hugging blue floral dress.

Vividness

this intends to educate the audience on a particular topic and empowers them to make wise choices benefiting from the information and speaker provides.

Informative

A method of informing which reveals why something occurred or how something works.

Explain

This attempt to get a person to behave in a manner, or embrace a point of view.

persuasive

This aims to teach rather than preach.

Information

This is designed to captivate an audience's attention and regale or amuse them while delivering a message; often delivered on special occasions.

entertaining

the speech is designed to congratulate, appreciate, or remember.

toast

This speech is a very interesting and peculiar speech because it is designed to both praise and good-naturedly insult a person being honoured.

Roast

This peach elicits or arouses an emotional state within an audience.

inspirational

all of the following are means of conveying a sense of composure except:

using emotional displays

in a standard one point speech the speaker moves between giving or reminding the audience of the point of the speech and illustrating that point with supporting evidence

true

True or False. Write the word True if the statement is correct and if FALSE Change the open and close parenthesis word to make it correct. In (speaking to inform) you speak to help our listeners expand their knowledge about something.

True

True or False. Write the word True if the statement is correct and if FALSE Change the open and close parenthesis word to make it correct. Without (clarification and interpretation), information is meaningsless.

True

True or False. Write the word True if the statement is correct and if FALSE Change the open and close parenthesis word to make it correct. If a speaker seeks to influence the belief and actions of the listeners, then he is (speaking to explain).

Speaking to persuade and inspire

Commercials and politics are example of speaking to (persuade and inspire).

True

A speaker who seeks to amuse and divert listeners so that they can relax and enjoy themselves has (to entertain) as purpose for his speech delivery.

True

A ceremonial speech like introduction of an awardee or a toast at a wedding, is an example of a communicative activity that aims to (persuade).

Entertain

Other examples of (speaking to entertain) are after-dinner speeches, travel letters, commencement addresses, and even eulogies.

True

A good, specific, (informative purpose) statement will tell what result the speaker wants.

True

One job of the audience is to create (information hunger).

True

(Repetition) is inappropriate in a speech because it leads to redundancy and bores the audience.

True

This style is private which occurs between or among close family members or individuals.

Intimate

this style is common among peers and friends. Jargon, slang, or the vernacular language are used.

Casual

The language used in this style may not be shared in public.

Intimate

this style is the standard one. Professional or mutual acceptance language is a must in this style.

Consultative

this style is used in formal settings.

Formal

this style is _______ in time and remains unchanged. It mostly occurs in ceremonies.

Frozen

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