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    This document summarizes different types of speeches: 1) Speeches can be meant to inform, persuade, or entertain an audience. Informative speeches aim to teach the audience something new, persuasive speeches attempt to convince the audience of a viewpoint, and entertaining speeches seek to amuse the audience. 2) Speeches can vary in their delivery from impromptu speeches with no preparation to extemporaneous speeches that are loosely planned or memorized speeches recited verbatim. 3) Speeches can also be designed for different occasions, such as ceremonial speeches for formal events or inspirational speeches aimed at eliciting emotion from the audience.

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    This document summarizes different types of speeches: 1) Speeches can be meant to inform, persuade, or entertain an audience. Informative speeches aim to teach the audience something new, persuasive speeches attempt to convince the audience of a viewpoint, and entertaining speeches seek to amuse the audience. 2) Speeches can vary in their delivery from impromptu speeches with no preparation to extemporaneous speeches that are loosely planned or memorized speeches recited verbatim. 3) Speeches can also be designed for different occasions, such as ceremonial speeches for formal events or inspirational speeches aimed at eliciting emotion from the audience.

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    This document summarizes different types of speeches: 1) Speeches can be meant to inform, persuade, or entertain an audience. Informative speeches aim to teach the audience something new, persuasive speeches attempt to convince the audience of a viewpoint, and entertaining speeches seek to amuse the audience. 2) Speeches can vary in their delivery from impromptu speeches with no preparation to extemporaneous speeches that are loosely planned or memorized speeches recited verbatim. 3) Speeches can also be designed for different occasions, such as ceremonial speeches for formal events or inspirational speeches aimed at eliciting emotion from the audience.

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    Types of

    Speech
    According to Purpose

    Inform Persuade Entertain


    of
    In this kind There is an

    attempt The goal

    of an
    speech, the

    goal of

    to get listeners to entertaining

    speech

    is to
    the speaker

    embrace a
    point of

    is to increase
    help the audience

    view or to

    adopt a audience enjoyment,


    learn something

    they behavior
    that

    they which can
    come

    in a
    don't already know. would not have done variety of forms.
    otherwise.

    According to Delivery

    Impromptu Extemporaneous
    An impromptu speech is the Extemporaneous speech has
    presentation of a short been carefully planned and
    message without advance practiced but is given in a casual
    preparation. way with just a few notes.

    Memorized Manuscript
    A memorized speech is the Manuscript reading or
    rote recitation of a written speech is the word-for-
    message that the speaker word iteration of a
    has committed to memory. carefully written message.

    According to Occasion

    Ceremonial Inspirational
    This type of speech is The goal of an
    given during a ceremony inspirational speech is
    or a ritual marked by the to elicit or arouse an
    observance of formality emotional state within
    or etiquette. an audience.

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