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oral com

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    type of speech, com strat
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  • Mrs. Ibarrola bade her audiences goodnight after she delivered her speech last night. What communicative strategy shows how Mrs. Ibarrola ends the interaction? What type of communicative strategy is used?
    termination
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  • A process that refers to who will take the conversational floor first, second then to be followed. What type of communicative strategy is used?
    turn-taking
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  • “It's great connecting with you. See you around!” What type of communicative strategy is used?
    Termination
  •  10
  • “Sorry to interrupt you, but may I ask something before you continue…?” What type of communicative strategy is used?
    turn-taking
  •  10
  • “Sorry, I need to study for our final exams. Let’s talk next time, okay?”
    Termination
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  • In courtrooms, a defense attorney can only speak about things that would defend individuals charged with criminal activity. What type of communicative strategy is used?
    Topic Control
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  • Maybe we can use the time later to talk about that. In the meantime, let’s first discuss our week's celebration. What type of communicative strategy is used?
    repair
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  • A news reporter delivers the first broadcast in GMA. What type of communicative strategy is used?
    nomination
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  • Ms. Catherine divided the class into groups and instructed them to discuss the assigned topic to them. What type of communicative strategy is used?
    turn-taking
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  • Most popular type of speech wherein the speaker is given limited time to prepare and guided by notes or outline.
    Extemporaneous Speech
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  • An example of this speech is a speech about how to win over climate change.
    Persuasive
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  • An example of this speech is a speech about informing students about the process of conducting an automated government election.
    Informative
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  • Provides the audience with amusement.
    Entertainment
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  • Provides the audience with well argued ideas that can influence their own beliefs and decisions.
    Persuasive
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  • Provides audience with a clear understanding of the concept or idea presented by the speaker.
    Informative
  •  10
  • Reciting a written message word-for-word from memory
    Memorized Speech
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