Delivering a Self-composed speech

1. A formal address or discourse delivered to an audience.

• A. Speech

• B. Language

• C. Grammar

• D. Communication

2. A structured, orally delivered text with the goal of convincing listener's to side with the speaker's stand.

• A. Extemporaneous Speech

• B. Argumentative

  Speech

• C. Persuasive Speech

• D. Impromptu Speech

3. These may be signaled by the right pitch, intonation, phrasing and juncture.

• A. Facial Expressions

• B. Posture

• C. Non-verbal cues

• D. Verbal cues

4. It focuses on the highness or lowness and the placement of speaker's voice.

• A. Pause

• B. Rate

• C. Pitch

• D. Articulation

5. It enables the speaker to establish between his/her audience since it attracts the attention of other people involved in the conversation.

• A. Eye contact

• B. Proxemics

• C. Pronunciation

• D. Volume

TRUE OR FALSE

6. Not all gestures in our culture have the same meanings as compared with those of other cultures.

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE

7. By varying your voice pitch, you can stress multiple important points.

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

TRUE OR FALSE

8. Anyone can resist a speaker who has a nice open smile on his/her face during his or her speech.

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

9. It is often the primary focal point of our audience when we speak.

• A. Face

• B.Voice

• C. Posture

• D. Outfit

10. Facial expressions and gestures are examples of ____________

• A. Verbal cues

• B.Non-verbal cues

• C. Speech

• D. Posture