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    Midterm Exam-Eng 103

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    This document outlines an examination for an English public speaking course. It covers various types of speeches and presentations including: impromptu speaking, poem reading, recitation, manuscript speeches, memorized speeches, toasts, and declamation. Students are asked to fill in blanks, identify speech types, determine if statements are true or false, answer questions about differentiating between speech forms, and tips for preparing and delivering memorized speeches. The examination tests students' understanding of public speaking skills and various oral presentation styles.

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    This document outlines an examination for an English public speaking course. It covers various types of speeches and presentations including: impromptu speaking, poem reading, recitation, manuscript speeches, memorized speeches, toasts, and declamation. Students are asked to fill in blanks, identify speech types, determine if statements are true or false, answer questions about differentiating between speech forms, and tips for preparing and delivering memorized speeches. The examination tests students' understanding of public speaking skills and various oral presentation styles.

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    This document outlines an examination for an English public speaking course. It covers various types of speeches and presentations including: impromptu speaking, poem reading, recitation, manuscript speeches, memorized speeches, toasts, and declamation. Students are asked to fill in blanks, identify speech types, determine if statements are true or false, answer questions about differentiating between speech forms, and tips for preparing and delivering memorized speeches. The examination tests students' understanding of public speaking skills and various oral presentation styles.

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    MIDTERM EXAMINATION

    ENG 103

    Name: _________________________________________ Year/Sec.:___________ Score:_______________

    Directions: Read and understand each item carefully.

    Part I. Impromptu

    Part II. Written Exam

    I. Fill in the blanks to complete the thoughts/ideas of a paragraph.

    (1) _________________ is one form of communication that is easy to define yet challenging to execute.
    It can also be a form of (2)___________________ if one would use a mass medium. Public speaking is to
    (3)_________________ in front of many people live, direct, and within a specific area and duration. It has a
    (4) _________________, a (5)__________________, a (6)_________________ to be achieved.
    Just like communication, it also has three goals. These are (7)________________, (8)_______________
    and to persuade.
    A public speaking situation exists when a (9)_________________ communicates a message to an
    (10)________________ who listens to the message.

    II. Identification.

    _______________ 11. It is one of the most formal manners of a memorized speech delivery.
    _______________ 12. It is usually done with a live accompaniment that should enhance the presentation of the poem
    and should embody its message.
    _______________ 13. It is done when someone reads a text or a given speech with passion, equipped with the right
    emotion to enhance the meaning and the message the text wants to impart.
    _______________ 14. It is an on the spot delivery with very limited preparation time.
    _______________ 15. This is the manner of speaking in front of people which is also on the spot but is given ample
    time to prepare.
    _______________ 16. This kind of speech is done when a guest, a speaker is new to a gathering or someone needs to
    be recognized by the audience or people in the gathering.
    _______________ 17. It is usually done to honor and appreciate the subject and sometimes to recognize as well.
    _______________ 18. This type of speech is literally done after a formal dinner.

    III. True or False

    19. Formality is the name of the game in every oratorical engagement a speaker will have. _____
    20. The speaker in a declamation may dress up according to the message the speech would want to convey. _____
    21. A speaking voice is said to be flexible if it is well-modulated and has varying tones within the delivery. _____
    22. When one would speak of declamation, one should be aware that it is not of dramatic nature. _____
    23. In preparing for a speech, it is not essential for one to know the theme. _____
    24. To deliver a speech one must look and sound credible. _____
    25. When one speaks of poem reading, it is a memorized one. _____

    IV. Answer the following questions.

    26. Differentiate poem reading from poem recitation.


    27. Differentiate manuscript speech from memorized speech.
    28. What are the tips in delivering a memorized speech?
    29. What are the steps in preparing for a speech?
    30. What are the goals/objectives of public speaking?

    “Honesty is the Best Policy”

    -memhl091215-

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