This document discusses three types of speech communication studies: expository, persuasive, and argumentative speeches. Expository speeches present or explain information to a similar audience to inform them. Persuasive speeches aim to convince the audience to accept the speaker's point of view. Argumentative speeches encourage changing views on hot topics by using facts rather than emotions to support a claim while avoiding bias.

1. TYPES OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION STUDIES

2. TYPES OF SPEECHES
ARGUMENTATIVE SPEECH
PERSUASIVE SPEECH
EXPOSITORY SPEECH

3. EXPOSITORY
SPEECH
THIS IS A SPEECH THAT PRESENTS OR
EXPLAINS. IT CAN BE USED TO
CONVEY INFORMATION TO AN
AUDIENCE WITH A SIMILAR VIEW OF
YOURS AND INFORM PERSONS ON
WHAT IS NEW TO THEM.
AN EXPOSITORY SPEECH ALSO
EXPLAINS TO THE PUBLIC ON WHAT
TAKES PLACE AND WHAT TOOK
PLACE IN SOCIETY.

4. PERSUASIVE
SPEECH
A persuasive speech is a type
of speech where the speaker
has a goal of convincing the
audience to accept his or her
point of view.
The speech made to hopefully
cause the audience to accept
all or part of the expressed
view.

5. ARGUMENTATIVE
SPEECH
Argumentative speeches are
often about hot topics, and they
encourage the audience to
change their views or opinions.
When delivering an
argumentative speech, the
speaker must be careful to use
facts rather than emotions to
support the chosen claim, and
it's important to avoid bias.