1) Why is repetition effective in a speech? a) It makes it funny. b) It supports your point. c) It reinforces a key point. 2) How can you give authority to your speech? a) Give your own opinions. b) Quote experts or statistics. c) Use humour. 3) What effective speech techniques are being used here? "You hold our fragile future in your hands." a) Humour and facts. b) Statistics and repetition. c) Alliteration and imagery. 4) What is the main purpose of a speech opening? a) Getting listeners' attention. b) Giving evidence. c) Linking points together. 5) How can you make sure that the main point of your speech is clear? a) Use lots of metaphors. b) Use lots of detail and facts. c) Repeat and reinforce the point. 6) In order to make it easy for the audience to listen, a speaker should a) present as much information as possible to keep the audience interested. b) present only unfamiliar information; audiences will be bored with the familiar. c) use simple but interesting information to build up understanding of complex information. 7) Which of these must be avoided in a speech? a) It must convey precise information b) It must ensure that the information is understood by the audience c) It must inspire the audience to agree with the opinions. d) It must force the audience to accept the speakers' point of view. 8) Which option is appropriate in writing a formal speech? a) Hi, I am Richard from college. b) Hello there, I am Richard everyone! c) Good Morning everyone. I am Richard from year 12 9) An anecdote is... a) A short explanation about something b) A short personal story c) An exaggeration of a concept 10) How should you end your speech? a) Criticising the issue b) Giving your own opinion in detail c) Thanking the audience and summarize your speech

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