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General Public Speaking MCQs

Delivery Modes and Practice of Speech MCQ

1. Which of the following is a factor that should be taken into account when choosing an appropriate delivery style?

2. Manuscript reading requires a full manuscript reading that should be delivered ______.

3. Speaking from memory could cause a speaker to appear stiff and mechanical.

4. Listeners should be free to concentrate on the ideas being delivered by the speaker without focusing on the mode of delivery.

5. With extemporaneous speaking, the speaker is able to sound more ______.

6. Which type of speech would occur when you are asked to speak on a moment’s notice?

7. Before delivering a manuscript speech, you should practice reading it aloud so the words sound fresh.

8. Sound bite or “Twitter speak” has no place in public speaking.

9. Keeping your remarks brief and covering no more than two to three points are just a couple of the guidelines for delivering an impromptu speech.

10. Oratory refers to ______.

11. A sound bite containing no more than ___ characters is known as Twitter Speak

12. ________ is" making a speech that is committed to memory and then spoken without using any notes".

13. A short clip of speech promoting or spinning a perspective is known as sound bite speaking

14. A speech in which the speaker delivers a written manuscript word for word is known as

15. Memorised speaking is the speaking that is “off the cuff” and accomplished with little or no notice

16. Speaking that is planned and rehearsed but delivered using only a few notes is called as_______

Delivery Modes and Practice of Speech MCQ

1. Which of the following is a factor that should be taken into account when choosing an appropriate delivery style?

2. Manuscript reading requires a full manuscript reading that should be delivered ______.

3. Speaking from memory could cause a speaker to appear stiff and mechanical.

4. Listeners should be free to concentrate on the ideas being delivered by the speaker without focusing on the mode of delivery.

5. With extemporaneous speaking, the speaker is able to sound more ______.

6. Which type of speech would occur when you are asked to speak on a moment’s notice?

7. Before delivering a manuscript speech, you should practice reading it aloud so the words sound fresh.

8. Sound bite or “Twitter speak” has no place in public speaking.

9. Keeping your remarks brief and covering no more than two to three points are just a couple of the guidelines for delivering an impromptu speech.

10. Oratory refers to ______.

11. A sound bite containing no more than ___ characters is known as Twitter Speak

12. ________ is" making a speech that is committed to memory and then spoken without using any notes".

13. A short clip of speech pro­moting or spinning a perspective is known as sound bite speaking

14. A speech in which the speaker delivers a written manuscript word for word is known as

15. Memorised speaking is the speaking that is “off the cuff” and accomplished with little or no notice

16. Speaking that is planned and rehearsed but delivered using only a few notes is called as_______

13. A short clip of speech promoting or spinning a perspective is known as sound bite speaking