The document discusses different types of speeches according to their purpose. It describes informative speeches as aiming to provide understanding of a concept through reliable information. Persuasive speeches aim to influence beliefs or actions by convincing the audience through arguments. Entertainment speeches solely aim to make the audience enjoy the presentation through techniques like telling jokes or stories. The document also discusses classifying speeches based on discussing objects, processes, events or concepts, and classifying questions as relating to facts, values or policies. It provides guidelines for making informative, persuasive and entertainment speeches effective.

2. TYPES OF
SPEECH

3. TYPES OF
SPEECH
 According to
Purpose

4. According to Purpose:
- Provides the audience with a clear
understanding of a concept or idea.
-A speech designed to convey
knowledge and understanding.

5. According to Purpose:
Purpose: to provide reliable
information to your reader on
any subject matter.

6. Main Elements in Writing
an
 Knowledge
 Key points
 Interest

7. Main Elements in Writing
an
 Knowledge
-Establish credibility by demonstrating
expertise and knowledge of the subject
-conveying information, presenting ideas,
facts, and statistics to adequately inform
the audience about the subject.

8. Main Elements in Writing
an
 Key points
-Repeat all the key points to ensure
maximum knowledge retention.

9. Main Elements in Writing
an
 Interest
-Conveying the subject with enthusiasm
and including unusual facts or anecdotes
about the subject.

10. Classification of
 Speeches about objects
 Speeches about Processes
 Speeches about Events
 Speeches about Concepts

12. According to Purpose:
-A speech that creates, reinforces, changes
people’s beliefs or actions, make people to do
action.
-To persuade, or convince the listeners of the
validity of the speaker’s argument. This might
involve persuading someone to change their
opinion or at the very least take into account
some elements that have not really been
considered before.

13. According to Purpose:
Objective:
• to get listener’s to agree with you
• to defend an idea, to disprove an
opponent
• to sell a program/ something
• to inspire people to do action

14. Main Elements in Writing
an
 Credibility
 Delivery
 Supporting details
 Language
 Reasoning
 Emotional Appeal

15. Main Elements in Writing
an
 Credibility
- Establish credibility by demonstrating
expertise, evidence and knowledge of the
subject – presenting facts, statistics or quotes
together with any personal experiences to
make the audience believe in what you are
saying.

16. Classification of a
1. QUESTIONS OF FACTS
-a question about the truth or the
falsity of an assertion
-similar to an informative speech, but
you take sides
-speaker acts as an advocate

17. Classification of a
2. QUESTIONS OF VALUE
-questions about the worth,
rightness, morality of an idea or
action
-involves value judgment

18. Classification of a
3. QUESTIONS OF POLICY
-questions whether a specific course
of action should be taken or not
-goes beyond questions of fact and
value: to decide on the action

19. Classification of a
2 types of Question of Policy:
A. To gain passive agreement
B. To gain immediate action

20. According to Purpose:
-primary purpose of the speech is to
entertain, to have the audience relax,
smile and enjoy the occasion.
- Sole purpose is to have the audience
enjoy the presentation.

21. How do you make your speech
entertaining?
 Tell jokes
 Tell funny stories
 Dramatize an anecdote
 Tell a scary story

22. Guidelines in making an
entertainment speech
 Choose an appropriate topic
Enjoy yourself
Keep it simple
Make it visceral
Say it like a roller coaster

24. 1. What type of speech influences the thoughts, feelings and actions of the
audience?
A. Informative speech C. Demonstrative speech
B. Entertainment Speech D. Persuasive speech
2. ______ is designed to enlighten as well as to increase their knowledge and
understanding about the topic.
A. Informative speech C. Demonstrative speech
B. Entertainment Speech D. Persuasive speech
3. Informative speech may be all of the following except:
A. Speech about an object C. Speech about an event
B. Speech about arguments D. Speech about a process
4. The two types of question of policy: To gain passive agreement
and_________________.
A. To tell a funny story C. To gain immediate action
B. To dramatize an anecdote D. To question about the falsity of an
assertion
QUIZ

25. 5. When you want to share a story to the audience in a light
atmosphere and vibe you use,
A. Informative speech C. Demonstrative speech
B. Entertainment Speech D. Persuasive speech
6. __________ is not a science but an art of getting what
you want.
7. When you are showing expertise in an informative
speech, you are having _______ of the topic.
8-9 Give two objectives of a persuasion speech.
10. Give one way of making your speech entertaining.