Mastering Extempore Speaking Skills

What is extempore speaking?

• Reading a prepared speech

• Speaking without preparation

• Writing an essay

• Listening to a lecture

Why is it important to organize your thoughts quickly in extempore speaking?

• To confuse the audience

• To fill time

• To deliver a clear message

• To avoid speaking

Which of the following is an example of using appropriate vocabulary?

• Using slang in a formal speech

• Using technical terms in a science presentation

• Using random words

• Using only simple words

Why is maintaining eye contact important in extempore speaking?

• To read the audience's notes

• To show confidence and engage the audience

• To avoid looking at your notes

• To distract the audience

What does speaking clearly and audibly help with during a speech?

• Making the audience sleepy

• Ensuring the audience understands you

• Making the speech longer

• Avoiding questions

How can you respond to audience feedback effectively?

• Ignore it

• Get angry

• Adjust your speech accordingly

• Stop speaking

What is a logical structure in a speech?

• Randomly jumping between topics

• Following a clear and organized sequence

• Speaking without pauses

• Using complex words

Which of the following is a benefit of learning extempore speaking?

• It helps in writing essays

• It improves public speaking skills

• It makes you a better listener

• It helps in drawing

What should you do if you forget a point during your extempore speech?

• Panic and stop speaking

• Make up information

• Calmly move to the next point

• Apologize repeatedly

How can you practice organizing your thoughts quickly?

• By writing essays

• By practicing impromptu speaking

• By reading books

• By watching TV