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DISCUSSION

1. Seat Work: Speech Styles (50 Items) Types: Intimate, Casual, Consultative, Formal, Frozen

2. Part A – Multiple Choice 1. Which speech style is usually used between close family members and best friends? a. Frozen b. Intimate c. Consultative d. Formal 2. A priest delivering a wedding vow reading from a script uses which speech style? a. Casual b. Frozen c. Formal d. Consultative 3. Which speech style uses complete sentences and avoids slang? a. Casual b. Formal c. Intimate d. Frozen 4. The phrase “How are you doing today, Sir?” in a business meeting is an example of: a. Consultative b. Casual c. Intimate d. Frozen 5. Which of the following is the most rigid and unchangeable speech style? a. Casual b. Frozen c. Consultative d. Formal

3. Part A – Multiple Choice 6. Two doctors discussing a patient’s condition in a hospital use: a. Frozen b. Casual c. Consultative d. Intimate 7. Which speech style is common in conversations among classmates during lunch? a. Frozen b. Casual c. Formal d. Consultative 8. Reading the Philippine National Anthem falls under: a. Formal b. Consultative c. Frozen d. Casual 9. Which speech style often uses jargon or technical terms? a. Intimate b. Consultative c. Casual d. Frozen 10. A teacher explaining a lesson to students is an example of: a. Formal b. Frozen c. Consultative d. Casual

4. Part A – Multiple Choice 11. “Hey bro, what’s up?” is what speech style? a. Intimate b. Casual c. Consultative d. Formal 12. Presidential inaugural speeches are usually in: a. Casual b. Frozen c. Formal d. Consultative 13. Which speech style is least likely to have interruptions? a. Frozen b. Casual c. Consultative d. Intimate 14. Which style is used when you talk to your pet? a. Intimate b. Casual c. Consultative d. Frozen 15. In which speech style does the listener have a chance to clarify? a. Consultative b. Frozen c. Formal d. Intimate

5. Part A – Multiple Choice 16. Which is an example of intimate style? a. “Good morning, class.” b. “I love you.” c. “The meeting will start at 9 AM.” d. “Please rise for the pledge.” 17. Which speech style is mostly one-way communication? a. Casual b. Frozen c. Consultative d. Intimate 18. Which is NOT a feature of casual speech style? a. Uses slang b. Uses informal expressions c. Complete grammar d. Uses nicknames 19. Delivering a eulogy in a funeral service is: a. Casual b. Frozen c. Formal d. Consultative 20. Which speech style often has the most planned and prepared wording? a. Intimate b. Formal c. Casual d. Consultative

6. Part B – Identification 21. Speech style with fixed and memorized expressions. 22. A style used in ordinary conversations among peers. 23. Language style for sharing personal feelings to a loved one. 24. A style common in teacher-student or doctor-patient conversations. 25. A style that uses complete sentences, formal vocabulary, and no slang. 26. Talking to your sibling about childhood memories. 27. Delivering a national oath word-for-word. 28. Small talk with a cashier at a grocery store. 29. Giving a formal academic speech. 30. Whispering secrets to your best friend.

7. Part C – Enumeration 31-35. Write the five types of speech styles 1 . __________ 2. __________ 3. __________ 4. __________ 5. __________

8. Part D – Situational Analysis 36. A priest reciting the Apostles’ Creed during Mass. 37. Two strangers introducing themselves at a conference. 38. Your friend calling you by your nickname during recess. 39. A lawyer questioning a witness in court. 40. A judge reading a final verdict from a written document.

9. Part D – Situational Analysis 41. Your mom reminding you to lock the door before leaving. 42. Two engineers discussing a blueprint at a construction site. 43. Singing the national anthem during flag ceremony. 44. A child telling a bedtime story to his stuffed toy. 45. Your teacher giving clear step-by-step instructions for an experiment.

10. Part D – Situational Analysis 46. You and your best friend gossiping about a celebrity. 47. A newly elected mayor delivering an oath of office. 48. Talking to your younger sibling in baby talk. 49. A student explaining his research to a panel of judges. 50. Chatting with a neighbor about the weather.