The document discusses different types of speeches and principles for giving an extemporaneous speech. It outlines 3 ways to deliver a speech: reading a prepared speech, delivering a memorized speech, or giving an extemporaneous speech. For extemporaneous speeches, there are two types - impromptu or prepared. The document provides tips on choosing a topic, limiting the topic, beginning and ending strongly, and organizing the body of the speech with specific examples. It concludes with tips on delivery such as standing straight, using restrained gestures, speaking enthusiastically, and speaking the audience's language.

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M S . J A N E C H A R I T Y A . E S T R A D A
Let’s do an EXTEMPO!

2. 3 Ways of Delivering a Speech
 Reading a prepared speech
 Delivering a memorized speech
 Giving an extemporaneous speech

4. 2 Types of Extemporaneous Speech
 Impromptu
 Prepared Extemporaneous Speech

5. PRINCIPLES IN GIVING AN EXTEMPO
 Choose your topic.
 Limit your topic.
 Decide on your central idea.
 Begin your talk with a sentence that says something.
 Question
 Startling statement
 Anecdote/joke
 Quotation
 History/ background of the talk
 Organize the body of your speech: concrete & specific
 End your speech on a strong note.

6. Tips on Delivering a Speech
 Stand straight and relaxed.
 Use gestures with restraint and with naturalness.
 Let your face glow with enthusiasm.
 Speak the language of your audience.