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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.
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This document discusses different types of speeches: introduction speeches, thank you speeches, occasional speeches, and theme speeches. Introduction speeches aim to introduce a speaker and topic to gain audience attention and interest. Thank you speeches express gratitude for something received or offered. Occasional speeches are for events like retirements or farewells. Theme speeches focus on a chosen topic or theme. The document provides guidelines for each type of speech, such as keeping introductions brief, expressing gratitude in thank you speeches, and including personal and professional details for occasional speeches. It concludes with an activity to practice presenting all four speech types around a shared topic.
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This document discusses different types of informative speeches, including speeches about objects, processes, events, and concepts. It provides examples for each type and discusses how to focus a topic and limit the scope. It also covers demonstrative speeches which teach a skill or process, and persuasive speeches which aim to inspire action or take a side on an issue. The document emphasizes researching the audience and structuring speeches with an introduction, body, and conclusion.
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There are three main types of speeches: informative speeches, persuasive speeches, and speeches for special occasions. Informative speeches aim to clearly deliver information to the audience on topics like objects, events, and concepts. Persuasive speeches are designed to convince the audience to support a specific cause or action through arguments. Speeches for special occasions are useful for events like birthdays, graduations, and weddings to fit the moment.
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The document outlines three main types of speeches: informative speeches, persuasive speeches, and special occasion speeches. Informative speeches aim to educate an audience without taking a position, while persuasive speeches take a firm position and aim to convince the audience. Special occasion speeches pay tribute to people, events, ideas or places by celebrating values. Examples include eulogies, acceptance speeches, and toasts.
The different types of speeches
There are three main types of speeches: informative speeches which provide information to educate an audience on a topic, like a new computer system; persuasive speeches which aim to convince the audience to support a viewpoint or strategy, such as a political campaign; and special occasion speeches tailored to fit the formality and time constraints of an event, like a wedding toast. Well-crafted speeches have a clear objective and type in mind to effectively engage the audience.
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There are three main types of speeches: informative speeches which provide information to educate an audience, persuasive speeches which challenge beliefs and try to convince an audience, and special occasion speeches given for specific events. Informative speeches can be about objects, events, concepts, or processes. Persuasive speeches can address questions of fact, value, or policy. Special occasion speeches must fit the occasion, meet time limits, and have accurate information. Understanding speech types helps the speaker effectively deliver the right message.
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This document discusses the three main types of speeches: informative speeches, persuasive speeches, and speeches for special occasions. [Informative speeches aim to inform an audience by providing information on objects, events, concepts, or processes. Persuasive speeches try to change the audience's beliefs or views and can address questions of fact, policy, or values. Speeches for special occasions must be tailored to the specific occasion in terms of tone, length, and accuracy.]
The different types of speeches
There are three main types of speeches: informative speeches which provide information to educate an audience, persuasive speeches which aim to change beliefs or viewpoints, and speeches for special occasions like weddings or awards ceremonies. Informative speeches can be about objects, events, concepts, or processes. Persuasive speeches can address questions of fact, value, or policy. Special occasion speeches must fit the mood and time constraints of the event while ensuring factual accuracy.
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Types of speeches
This document discusses different types of informative speeches, including speeches about objects, processes, events, and concepts. It provides examples for each type and discusses how to focus a topic and limit the scope. It also covers demonstrative speeches which teach a skill or process, and persuasive speeches which aim to inspire action or take a side on an issue. The document emphasizes researching the audience and structuring speeches with an introduction, body, and conclusion.
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The document outlines three main types of speeches: informative speeches, persuasive speeches, and special occasion speeches. Informative speeches aim to educate an audience without taking a position, while persuasive speeches take a firm position and aim to convince the audience. Special occasion speeches pay tribute to people, events, ideas or places by celebrating values. Examples include eulogies, acceptance speeches, and toasts.
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There are three main types of speeches: informative speeches which provide information to educate an audience on a topic, like a new computer system; persuasive speeches which aim to convince the audience to support a viewpoint or strategy, such as a political campaign; and special occasion speeches tailored to fit the formality and time constraints of an event, like a wedding toast. Well-crafted speeches have a clear objective and type in mind to effectively engage the audience.
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There are three main types of speeches: informative speeches which provide information to educate an audience, persuasive speeches which challenge beliefs and try to convince an audience, and special occasion speeches given for specific events. Informative speeches can be about objects, events, concepts, or processes. Persuasive speeches can address questions of fact, value, or policy. Special occasion speeches must fit the occasion, meet time limits, and have accurate information. Understanding speech types helps the speaker effectively deliver the right message.
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The document discusses different types of speeches, including speeches to inform, persuade, and for special occasions. A speech to inform aims to provide clarity and understanding on non-controversial topics, and can take the form of an explanation/demonstration, description, or definition. A speech to persuade attempts to influence the audience's attitudes and behaviors by clearly stating a proposition, such as a statement of fact, value judgment, or policy recommendation. Speeches for special occasions, like courtesy speeches, commemoration speeches, and speeches for events like introductions, farewells, and dedications, aim to create goodwill, inspire, or entertain through brevity and the sharing of interesting facts.
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1. Speech to Inform aims to impart knowledge and gain understanding. Examples include lectures, reports, and instructional speeches.
2. Speech to Entertain aims to provide pleasant diversion and enjoyment for the audience. Examples include club meeting, dinner, and party speeches.
3. Speech to Persuade aims to convince the audience to think, feel, or act in a certain way. Examples include argumentative, debate, and sales speeches.
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The document discusses different types of oral communication speeches, including informative, demonstrative, persuasive, and entertaining speeches. It provides guidelines on the objectives, main elements, and structure for each type. For informative speeches, the objectives are to provide useful information to the audience. For demonstrative speeches, the goal is to explain and show how to complete a task. Persuasive speeches aim to convince the audience of an argument. Entertaining speeches solely intend to amuse and make the audience enjoy the presentation.
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The document discusses different types of speeches, including speeches to inform, persuade, and for special occasions. A speech to inform aims to provide clarity and understanding on non-controversial topics, and can take the form of an explanation/demonstration, description, or definition. A speech to persuade attempts to influence the audience's attitudes and behaviors by clearly stating a proposition, such as a statement of fact, value judgment, or policy recommendation. Speeches for special occasions, like courtesy speeches, commemoration speeches, and speeches for events like introductions, farewells, and dedications, aim to create goodwill, inspire, or entertain through brevity and the sharing of interesting facts.
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- 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.