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1. ORAL COMMUNICATION IN
CONTEXT

3. 1. You spent the night thinking and
analyzing why a student from the other
class talked to you on the way home
and you decided it probably meant
nothing.

4. INTRAPERSONAL

5. 2. You provided comfort to a friend who
was feeling down.

6. INTERPERSONAL

7. 3. You deliver a graduation speech to
your batch.

8. PUBLIC

9. 4. You are a student journalist
articulating your stand on current issues
through the school’s newspaper.

10. MASS

11. 1.Distinguish the different speech
styles; and
2.Identify the type of speech style
appropriate for different situations.

12. “To effectively communicate, we must realize
that we are all different in the ways we
perceive the world and use this understanding
as a guide to our communication with others.”
- Tony Robbins

13. TRIAL

14. +
PENCIL

15. +
Jaguar

16. FINAL

17. +
Casual

18. + @ + Liv
e
- L
Consultati
ve

19. Froze
n

20. + animal – ani =
Form
al

21. - log + + meet =
Intimat
e

22. “If you wish to achieve better
communication, we should feel
free to make changes in the
ways we communicate.” By Dr.
Prem Jagyasi

23. Who:
What:
Where:
Why:
How:

24. Who:
What:
Where:
Why:
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25. Who:
What:
Where:
Why:
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26. Who:
What:
Where:
Why:
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27. Who:
What:
Where:
Why:
How:

28. A. Eduardo, do you accept Amor
as your lawful wife?
Yes, I do.
B. Good Morning, Doctor, may I
ask you a question?
Certainly, how can I help you?

29. C. Hi Maricel, What’s up? How’s
your life?
I’m great, Wilma.
D. Hello honey, how was your day?
Great. We got a lot done, Hon.

30. Read each question carefully. Choose the letter of the
correct answer. Give the keyword/keywords that lead
to your answer.
1.Which type of speech style is used in conversations
between people who are very close and know each
other quite well?
A. consultative speech
B. frozen speech
C. formal speech
D. intimate speech

31. 2. Which of the following speech style is also known as fixed
speech?
A casual speech
B. formal speech
C. consultative speech
D. frozen speech

32. 3. This style is used in conversations between friends and insiders
who have something to share and have shared background
information.
A. casual speech
B. formal speech
C. consultative speech
D. intimate speech
4. Which is NOT an example of formal speech style?
A. job interview
B. use of simplified grammar
C. recitation in class
D. weddings

33. 5.Which one is an example of consultative speech
style?
A. job interview
B. use of simplified grammar
C. recitation in class
D. weddings

34. You will be divided into groups. You have to
create a short skit showing at least 3 speech
style for any of the given situation. At least 2
minute presentation . You have to do this in 10
minutes
a. First day of class (face-to-face)
b. Election
c. Church assembly

35. Criteria
VGE(5) GE(4) SE(3) LE(2) N(1)
1. The chosen presentation showed a type of speech style.
2. The presentation demonstrated students’ understanding of kind of speech
style chosen.
3. The group was well-prepared.
4. The performance was entertaining.
TOTAL OVERALL SCORE /20
Legend:
VGE – To a very great extent;
GE – To a great extent;
SE – To some extent;
LE – To a little extent;
N – Not at all
Rating:
VGE – 17-20;
GE – 13-16;

36. MATCH THE APPROPRIATE TYPE OF SPEECH
STYLE IN COLUMN A TO THE SPEECH SITUATIONS
IN COLUMN B.

37. Identify what type of speech style applies to the given text.
1. A friend sharing a humorous experience during a
birthday party
2. Doctor persuading a patient to stop smoking
3. The principal orients the parents about the modular
distance learning
4. A student delivers an oratorical piece during a contest
5. The senator leads the pledge to the allegiance.
6. A couple planning for their marriage.

38. Which statement do you think will work best in each situation? Justify your
answer.
8. Store supervisor to employee
A. “I need to talk to you.”
B. “Ms. Ali, could you come here for a moment?”
C. “Hey, get over here, Jane.”
9. One colleague to another
A. “Excuse me, could you give me a hand?”
B. “Give me a hand.”
C. “Excuse me, give me a hand?”
10. Brother to sister
A. “Hurry up!”
B. “Pardon me, can you please get ready?”

39. In a short bond paper, make a collage of the different
samples of speech style you normally use in daily
conversation.

40. GRACIAS!