OCC GRRRR

• 1. Informative Speech – Aim/Purpose: provide information that helps the audience to not only

  think and decide about matters that affect people generally, but also to decide what to do about

  them.  

  Speech types – events, issues, object, people, process
• Informative Speech

  Aim/Purpose: provide information that helps the audience to not only think and decide about matters that affect people generally, but also to decide what to do about them
• Speech types


  • events
  • issues
  • object
  • people
  • process
• Persuasive Speech


  Aim/Purpose: primary goal is to influence the thoughts, feelings, actions, behaviors or attitudes of the listeners
• Speech types


  • Speech that questions a fact
  • Speech that questions value/s
  • Speech that questions policy
  • Speech to argue the falsity of an issue
• Demonstrative Speech


  Aim/Purpose: It aims not only to inform but also to demonstrate a step or a process
• Entertainment Speech


  Aim/Purpose: To share goodwill, joy and pleasure to the audience
• Speech types


  • Friendly type of conversation
  • casual type of conversation, yet respectful
• Extemporaneous Speech


  Description: Speaking with limited preparation; guided by notes or guidelines; delivered conversationally
• Speaking Situation


  • class reporting
  • campaigning of candidates
• Impromptu Speech


  Description: speaking without advance preparation; unrehearsed speech; spoken conversationally
• Speaking Situation


  • any occasion or event when asked to say few words
  • job interview
• Manuscript Speech


  Description: Speaking with advanced preparation; planned and rehearsed; reading aloud a written message/script
• Speaking Situation


  • Newscasting with a Teleprompter
  • presenting legal proceedings and verdict in court
  • reading the rules and criteria in a contest
• Memorized Speech


  Description: speaking with advanced preparation; planned and rehearsed; reciting word-for-word from memory
• Speaking Situation


  • delivering a declamation or oratorical piece
  • actors performing a script From memory in a scene