SPEECH ACTIVITIES FOR MORE EFFECTIVE ORAL COMMUNICATION

What is a synonym for a monologue?

How many people speak in a monologue?

What is dialogue?

Select ALL of the following that are necessary when writing dialogue in stories.

Which of the following is the dialogue tag?

What is a meeting?

The definition of media is:

What is the main purpose of the media?

Literacy is the ability to

If you are "media literate", you can

It has no use of costumes, nor props, nor choreography the choir simply speaks or reads a literary piece.

It is also called “dynamic” in speech choir.

The ability to combine successfully the light, medium, and dark voices in the choir. 

It refers to the rate of speed at which a reading progress. 

These selections are typically poems or poetic passage such as from Greek dramas or Shakespeare's plays.

The ability to successfully organized and position the choir on stage or risers for performance effect.

It refers to the variations of the voice on the musical scale is generally referred to as infection.

It is the ability to use volume, force or loudness as emphasis in appropriate places to better express feeling and meaning. 

It refers to strongly in rehearsal and in your everyday life.

A speech choir is typically the same size as a singing choir having more participants.

Your words will be clear and vibrant and it is a learned skill of speaking.

It is your guide, it's what the audience came to see and hear you perform.

A performance group that recite speeches in unison.

A type of Speech Choir which does not require to use costumes, props, nor choreography.

A type of Speech Choir which requires the use of costumes, props, nor choreography.

The one who performs the Speech Choir.

It refers to the selection or passage to be performed through voice.

This is the overall arrangement of the performance in Speech Choir, the position of the members, the costuming and others.

The reverse of traditional speech choir.

This refers to balancing of rhythm of a piece and the beat of performance

It is the use of voice on stage in appropriate places to effectively express the piece’s meaning.

It is the variation of the voice on the musical scale

Readers read a script and reading parts are divided among readers

Cast members use reaistic costumes and make real movements around the stage.

It may involve multiple actors and incorporate narration.

Performers look at the other characters when delivering their lines, but when it comes to the narrators part, the performers look at the audience.

The focus is to read the text with expressive voices and gestures.

In a Readers Theater, movements are not limited, but in a Chamber Theater, movements are limited.

Performance should hold efficiently and discreetly their scripts in their hands even though they have memorized their parts.

It is usually sung by groups who express lines with certain actions.

It is commonly used to teach certain sounds.

It is presented through a dialogue.

It uses informal language.

It usually has pieces that are meant to be sung.

It is used to improve one’s vocal and body techniques.

It is delivered with smooth transitions.

It imitates the stress and intonation of a natural, spoken language.

It commonly has 12–100 members.

It follows a rhyme scheme.