Quiz on Speech Types

What is the primary purpose of an informative speech?

• To entertain the audience

• To provide facts and increase knowledge

• To convince the audience to take action

• To share personal opinions

Which of the following is an example topic for a persuasive speech?

• Stand-up comedy

• The History of the Philippines

• The Solar System

• Why We Should Save Water

What type of speech is characterized by being light and often humorous?

• Memorized Speech

• Informative Speech

• Persuasive Speech

• Entertainment Speech

What defines a memorized speech?

• It is based on spontaneous thoughts.

• It is prepared with brief notes.

• It is written and delivered word-for-word from memory.

• It is delivered without any preparation.

Which type of speech is delivered without any preparation?

• Extemporaneous Speech

• Impromptu Speech

• Memorized Speech

• Entertainment Speech

What is the main goal of an entertainment speech?

• To present facts objectively

• To inform the audience about a topic

• To convince the audience to take action

• To amuse and entertain the audience

In an extemporaneous speech, how does the speaker deliver the content?

• From memory without notes

• With the help of brief notes

• Spontaneously without preparation

• Using a script word-for-word

What is a key characteristic of a persuasive speech?

• It tries to influence the audience's opinion or behavior.

• It aims to entertain the audience.

• It is delivered without any preparation.

• It focuses solely on facts.

Which speech type requires strong memory and practice?

• Impromptu Speech

• Entertainment Speech

• Memorized Speech

• Extemporaneous Speech

What is the main difference between an impromptu speech and an extemporaneous speech?

• Impromptu speeches are humorous, while extemporaneous speeches are serious.

• Impromptu speeches are delivered without preparation, while extemporaneous speeches are prepared in advance.

• There is no difference; they are the same.

• Impromptu speeches are planned, while extemporaneous speeches are not.