"There is nothing

impossible to they who

will try."
— Alexander the Great

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Rebus
Puzzle
Answer: Safety in numbers

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Metaphor

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For once in my life

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What goes up must come
down.

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Win with Ease

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Basic Types of Speeches
 1. Entertainment Speech
The core purpose of an entertaining speech is to
amuse the audience, and obviously, entertain
them. They’re usually less formal in nature to help
communicate emotions rather than to simply talk
about a couple of facts.
 2. Informative Speech
purpose is to simplify complex
theories into simpler, easier-to-digest
and less ambiguous ideas; in other
words, conveying information
accurately.

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3. Demonstrative Speech
utilizes the use of visual aids
and/or physical
demonstration along with
the information provided.

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4. Persuasive Speech
can either be logical by using the
help of facts or evidence (like a
lawyer’s argument in court), or
can make use of emotional
triggers to spark specific feelings
in the audience.

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5. Motivational Speech
special kind of persuasive speech, where
the speaker encourages the audience to
pursue their own well-being. By
injecting confidence into the audience,
the speaker is able to guide them
toward achieving the goals they set
together.

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6. Impromptu Speech
A speech given on the spot without any prior planning or preparation.
It being impromptu is more of a property than a type on its own
since you can spontaneously give speeches of any type (not that it’s a
good thing though; always try to be prepared for your speeches in
order for them to be successful).

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7. Oratorical Speech
 usually quite long and formal in nature. Their purpose could be to
celebrate a certain event like a graduation, to address serious issues
and how to deal with them, or to mourn losses and give comfort like
a eulogy at a funeral.

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8. Debate Speech
has the general structure of a persuasive speech in the sense that you use
the same mechanics and figures to support your claim, but it’s distinct
from a persuasive speech in that its main purpose is to justify your
stance toward something rather than convince the audience to share
your views.

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8. Debate Speech
mostly improvised since you can’t anticipate all the arguments the other
debaters (or the audience) could throw at you

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9. Special Occasion Speech
Special occasion speeches can include introductory speeches, ceremonial
speeches, and tributary speeches. You may notice that all these can be
categorized as entertaining speeches. You’re right, they’re a subtype of
entertaining speeches because they neither aim to teach nor to persuade
you.

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 Thank you
for listening!
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 Reference
✘ https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1171098
✘ https://en.ac-illust.com/blog/10-free-graduation-
clipart-to-download/
✘ https://www.clippings.me/blog/types-of-speeches/

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