ENTERTAINMENT SPEECH

True or False?

Like traditional informative or persuasive speeches, entertaining speeches should communicate a clear message, but the manner of speaking used in an entertaining speech is typically different.

• True

• False

True or False?

Different audiences will respond differently to special material, so the more you know about your audience the more likely you’ll succeed in you speech.

• True

• False

What is the primary purpose of entertainment speech?

• Make audience enjoy about the presentation while teaching a lesson

• Make the audience feel bad to the speaker

• Make audience enjoy not attending

• Make the audience to not learn and just be just entertained

What is the key indicator that your speech is effective?

• Speaker

• Posture

• Audience

• Writers

Consider the following: posture, use of space, eye contact, facial expression and gestures and movements.

• PUT YOURSELF IN THE SHOES OF YOUR AUDIENCE

• USE DIFFERENT STYLES OF PRODUCING ENTERTAINMENT

• PLAN YOUR VOICE TECHNIQUES, GESTURES AND MOVEMENTS

• NONE

Audience reaction is one of the critical aspects in this kind of speech. Their background and context must be considered

• PUT YOURSELF IN THE SHOES OF YOUR AUDIENCE

• USE DIFFERENT STYLES OF PRODUCING ENTERTAINMENT

• PLAN YOUR VOICE TECHNIQUES, GESTURES AND MOVEMENTS

• NONE

Humorous stories, puns, giving of unexpected results and exaggerations are few of the available techniques to entertain the audience

• PUT YOURSELF IN THE SHOES OF YOUR AUDIENCE

• USE DIFFERENT STYLES OF PRODUCING ENTERTAINMENT

• PLAN YOUR VOICE TECHNIQUES, GESTURES AND MOVEMENTS

• NONE

Aside from words, nonverbal communication is vital in communication. Such as a smile, arching eyebrows, a frown or a grimace enhance the message of your speech and build authenticity,

• Posture

• Use of Space

• Eye Contact

• Facial Expression

• Gestures and Movements

Pertain to hand and arm movements done by the speaker to reinforce the message conveyed in the speech

• Posture

• Use of Space

• Eye Contact

• Facial Expression

• Gestures and Movements

The ability to use the stage by moving around is one of the characteristics of a good speaker.

• Posture

• Use of Space

• Eye Contact

• Facial Expression

• Gestures and Movements