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Speech Delivery

The way in which a message, ideas, thoughts, and feelings are expressed through spoken words.

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Read Speech

A type of speech where the speaker reads from a prepared manuscript, with the advice to practice delivery beforehand.

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Memorized Speech

A type of speech that is written in advance and then memorized by the speaker, often used in oratorical and declamation pieces.

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Extemporaneous Speech

A speech delivered by a speaker who has expert knowledge on a topic and uses an outline of ideas written on cue cards, allowing for a more conversational and interactive delivery.

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Impromptu Speech

A speech delivered with little to no preparation, usually short and casual, often given at events such as weddings or victory parties.

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Informative Speech

A type of speech that imparts knowledge to the audience based on the speaker's expertise, including demonstrative speeches.

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Persuasive Speech

A speech delivered to reinforce beliefs, change the audience's beliefs, or move them into taking action, often using facts to inform the audience.

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Speeches for Special Occasions

Speeches prepared for a specific purpose dictated by a given occasion, which can be informative, persuasive, or both.

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Speech Acts

The different acts or functions of speech, including locutionary acts, illocutionary acts, and perlocutionary acts.

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Locutionary Act

The utterance of a meaningful sentence or what is said literally, such as making a statement, asking a question, giving a command, expressing an opinion, describing something, narrating a story, offering an apology, or making a promise.

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Illocutionary Act

The social function or intention of what is said, such as making a request, giving a command, making a promise, offering an apology, extending an invitation, giving a warning, offering congratulations, or giving advice.

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Perlocutionary Act

The effect or impact of what is said on the listener, such as persuading, convincing, inspiring, intimidating, or comforting someone through speech.

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