types of speeches

• types of speeches according to PURPOSE

  1. expository/informative
  2. persuasive
  3. entertainment
• to make the audience smile

  entertainment speech
• it provides interesting and useful information

  expository/informative speech
• A shs instructor lecturing on a specific topic is a type of expository speech
• intention is to influence

  persuasive speech
• stand up comedy is an example of entertainment speech
• convincing your classmates that online learning is much more efficient than face to face classes is a type of persuasive speech
• refers to the expression in words of your message, ideas, thoughts, and feelings

  speeches according to delivery
• is delivered with little to no preparation and is usually short or casual

  impromptu speech
• delivered by speakers who have expert knowledge on a topic and delivers the entire speech using an outline of ideas on cue cards

  extemporaneous speech
• there is preparation and there is no need for memorization

  reading from a manuscript
• it is also prepared in advance but you can not read from a manuscript

  memorized speech
• allows for more conversational and interactive delivery

  extemporaneous speech
• challenges the speaker to quickly organize their thoughts and verbalize them as clearly and coherently as possible

  impromptu speech
• orations and declamations are examples of

  memorized speech