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one playlet and other famous speech

1. One playlet

2. What is playlet ?

3. • a shorter play or dramatic piece. • it may have fewer characters and a simpler plot than a full-length play, but it still tells a complete story. • typically no more than ten minutes in length.

4. • it is often used as a form of entertainment at events such as festivals or talent shows. • may be written in variety of a genres, including comedy, drama, and mystery.

5. Types of playlet 1.) Comedic Playlet Focuses on humor and aims to entertain the audience with lighthearted or witty dialogue . 2.) Dramatic Playlet Emphasizes emotions, serious themes, conflicts, often or designed to evoke deeper feelings from the audience.

6. 3.) Mystery Playlet Incorporates elements of suspense and intrigue, involving characters solving a mystery or dealing with unexpected events. 4.) Historical Playlet Set in historical addressing a specific period, events, characters, or issues from the past.

7. Educational Playlet : Romantic Playlet : Intended to convey information or teach a lesson, often used in educational settings or to raise awareness about a particular topic. Centers around love and relationships, exploring themes of romance, heartbreak, or connection.

8. Social Commentary Playlet : Experimental Playlet : Explores and critiques societal issues, norms, or behaviors, aiming to provoke thought and discussion. Pushes the boundaries of traditional theater, experimenting with form, structure, or content.

9. Slice of Life Playlet : Captures a brief, realistic moment in the lives of the characters, providing a snapshot of everyday experiences.

10. Key Elements of One Playlet

11. Characters Dialogue a playlet will have four or fewer characters. this takes the form of conversations between characters. Setting a playlet should be set in a single location.

12. Plot Theme a playlet must have one central plot. a playlet must have a main idea.

13. Speech

14. What is Speech? is the expression of ideas and thought s by means of vocal sounds, or the faculty of thus expressing ideas and thoughts. Is a communication through talking or a talk given to the audience. Speech can be vary in style, tone, and content depending on the context in which they are delivered, whether in political speeches, academic lectures, sales pitches, among others. An effective speech must have a clear introduction, logical development, and a strong conclusion to achieve its communicative purpose.

15. Type of Speech? Entertaining Speech Informative Speech Demonstrative Speech Persuasive Speech Motivational Speech Impromptu Speech Oratorical Speech Debate Speech Forensic Speech Special Occasion Speech

16. Famous Speech “I Have a Dream” – Martin Luther King, Jr. “341 BCE Third Philippic” – Demosthenes “1588 ‘ Spanish Armada’s’ Speech to the troops at Tilbury ” – Queen Elizabeth I “1783 Resignation Speech” – George Washington “1863 Getteysburg Address” – Abraham Lincoln “1877 Surrender Speech” – Chief Joseph “2004 Democratic National Convention keynote address” – Barack Obama “1940 We shall Fight on the Beaches” – Winston Churchill

17. What is the most famous speech ever? "I Have a dream" by Martin Luther king Jr. —“I Have a Dream” If you've heard of any speech on this list, it's probably this one. Martin Luther King Jr.'s “I Have a Dream” speech is considered one of the greatest speeches in American history and was indeed a battering ram for change.

18. A Baptist minister and staunch social activist, King was the face of the American civil rights movement during the 1950s and 60s. During this era, just about every part of American life was segregated by skin color: buses, restaurants, schools, even restrooms and water fountains. King used his oratory talents as a pastor to deliver rousing speeches to his followers and the nation on the importance of equality. He was also involved in many famous protests, including the 1963 March on Washington.

19. That march culminated in a gathering at the Lincoln Memorial where King delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech to a crowd of 250,000 people. Key sections of the speech hearkened back to Abraham Lincoln’s famous Gettysburg Address, and it’s believed that the final section of King’s speech was actually improvised. This speech was a manifesto for the American civil rights movement and truly became the rallying cry for supporters of equality. By the mid 1960s, both the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act were passed in Congress thanks in large part to King’s words and his influence.

20. That march culminated in a gathering at the Lincoln Memorial where King delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech to a crowd of 250,000 people. Key sections of the speech hearkened back to Abraham Lincoln’s famous Gettysburg Address, and it’s believed that the final section of King’s speech was actually improvised. This speech was a manifesto for the American civil rights movement and truly became the rallying cry for supporters of equality. By the mid 1960s, both the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act were passed in Congress thanks in large part to King’s words and his influence.

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