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1. ENGLISH 2: Public Speaking and Debate ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

2. Chapter II THE TYPES OF SPEECHES ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

3. A. Basic Types of Speeches THE INFORMATIVE SPEECH THE EVOCATIVE SPEECH THE ENTERTAINMENT SPEECH THE ARGUMENTATIVE SPEECH THE PERSUASIVE SPFECH ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

4. THE INFORMATIVE SPEECH The primary, if not the sole, purpose of the informative speech is to impart knowledge. edge, to clarify information, and to secure understanding. This type of speech begins with a favorable attention step and proceeds to a clarification step. To sustain audience interest, the informative speech should as a rule cover not more than five main headings in its development. A summary of these points before the conclusion of the speech may help to impress the audience with the message that the speaker wanted to put across. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

5. 2. THE EVOCATIVE SPEECH The following are characteristics of a good evocative speech: (a) geniality a speaker needs a friendly, easy-going approach; (b) enthusiasm he must show that he is thoroughly convinced about the soundness of his proposal or cause e so that his audience may be influenced by his spirit; (c) modesty he should not sell his proposal by boasting about it; (d) tolerance -he must be fair, polite, and courteous toward competing ideas, proposals, or organizations ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

6. 3. THE ENTERTAINMENT SPEECH The speaker of the entertainment speech should transmit a feeling of pleasure and goodwill to his audience. By being gracious, genial, good-natured, and relaxed, he demonstrates to his listeners that he is enjoying the pleasant job of speaking to them. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

7. 4. THE ARGUMENTATIVE SPEECH The argumentative speech aims to persuade the audience to assent to the plausibility of the speaker's side of a debatable question. The speaker's purpose is to appeal to the intellect of his audience so that he can win them over to his side. He can win them over by the force of logical inferences and accurate sound reasoning. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

8. 5. THE PERSUASIVE SPFECH The purpose of the persuasive speech is to move the audience to action. First, the speaker should painlessly demolish the audience's objections. Then he should prove the acceptability of his argument or position. Finally, he should stimulate or impress them with the desirability of his plan so that they will be receptive to his plea for action. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

9. B. Special Types of Speeches 1. THE AFTER-DINNER SPEECH 2. THE SPEECH OF GOODWILL 3. THE SPEECH OF COURTESY 4. THE SPEECH OF WELCOME 5. THE SPEECH OF RESPONSE TO A WELCOME 6. THE SPEECH OF FAREWELL ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

10. 1. THE AFTER-DINNER SPEECH If a serious speech is in order, the speaker must develop his talk in a clear, attractive manner. He must never let his speech just drag along. A speaker should make good use of illustrations, comparisons contrasts, and humor. He should speak with animation and warmth and should be congenial and sincere in his delivery. He must not let his speech sound heavy with erudition; he should not be dull. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

11. 2. THE SPEECH OF GOODWILL A speaker's introduction should arouse curiosity about the institution or the cause the speaker represents. He should explain how his proposal is designed to meet the needs of the community. He must indicate in what way his organization can directly benefit his listeners. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

12. 3. THE SPEECH OF COURTESY There are three types of courtesy speeches. (a) The speech of introduction . Here the speaker analyzes the audience, and the occasion, the guest speaker. He shows discerning taste by subordinating himself and his speech to focus attention on the guest speaker, whom he should never embarrass with extravagant praise. (b) The speech of presentation . In a speech to send a gift, prize, or award, one tells why the presentation is made. He should make it a point to express the satisfaction felt by the donor in making the presentation. And he should make the actual presentation himself. (c) The speech of acceptance . The speaker expresses appreciation for a gift or awards modestly, minimizes his services, and magnifies the services of the donor to a greater cause than the present occasion. After his tribute to the donor, he concludes by graciously accepting the gift. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

13. 4. THE SPEECH OF WELCOME. The speaker who expresses welcome identifies the group extending the welcome and the recipient of the welcome, He makes complimentary remarks about the individual or group he is welcoming. He explains the reasons for the visit. He mentions the mutual benefits that will accrue through the ensuing association, and he concludes by specifically extending the welcome. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

14. 5. THE SPEECH OF RESPONSE TO A WELCOME The speaker gives voice to the response to welcome names of those he is speaking for and those he is speaking to. He expresses genuine appreciation for being thus honored. He extols the group or agency that gave the welcome. He states that he is looking forward to a pleasant association. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

15. 6. THE SPEECH OF FAREWELL Here the speaker expresses his genuine regrets about leaving. He holds the group in high esteem. He predicts future cordial relations and concludes by wishing the group farewell. ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor

16. End of Lesson 2 ISABELA COLLEGE OF ARTS & TECHNOLOGY, INC. Tagaran Cauayan City, isabela ENGLISH 2: PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE Vanessa Rose M. Ramirez, LPT Instructor